LADIES, THIS HOW YOU ROCK YOUR AGBADA

Agbada is a traditional long flowing robe with wide sleeves commonly worn by Yoruba men of southwestern Nigeria. It is often decorated with embroidery and important men like kings and chiefs wear it. It is worn to
occasions like wedding and funerals. The Hausa name for this robe is Riga.
Although, agbada was worn by older generation while young folks were forced to wear only for festive or cultural reasons. These days, young folks tend to wear agbada more than they do before and has taken it to a completely new level where they even wear it to dinner.
Gone are the days when agbada was strictly for men as women trendsetters and fashion lovers have been rocking agbada attire with heels, gele and even fila.
Agbada is sewn with different materials like aso-oke, lace and guinea brocade, which is the best material to sew your agbada. Do not try to use Ankara for your agbada; it is best used for short hand Dansiki