Fashion
“Fashion Doesn’t Make Me Less Serious” – Chimamanda Adichie Speaks on Style and Identity
Nigerian author Chimamanda Adichie speaks about her fashion sense and why she loves fashion.
During a recent interview, the author revealed that she had to limit her interest in fashion in order to be taken seriously as a writer.
“For some people, liking fashion means you’re not a serious person. So I went through a period of pretending because I wanted to be taken seriously as a writer.”
She then shared that she was later tired of downplaying her interest and openly came out, writing about it, and she also spoke about her love for Nigerian brands.
“Choosing to wear mostly Nigerian brands, which I started doing a number of years ago, was something I did intentionally. For me, it is a kind of fashion nationalism.”
The Bridgerton premiere has come and gone, but the fashion moments are still living rent-free in our minds. From unique statement looks to elegant appearances by Nigerian stars, the premiere delivered pure regency glamour.
Let’s take a closer look at some of the standout Bridgerton-inspired styles that stole the spotlight.
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