WHY NIGERIAN MEN EMBRACE THE TRENDING SENATOR- STYLE WEARS

By ‘DELE ABERUAGBA
Today, we are crushing hard on the coolest styles of senator-style traditional wears for men, something that have lately created avenues for our hard working designers that come up with various styles and revolutionize the fashion industry, the same way hip hop stars turned around the fortune of Nigerian music industry as against the 70s, 80s clutch and craze for American hip hop music.
Not only does the latest senator designs and fabrics make a fashion statement when emerge at multiple occasions, the wears are so comfortable that men enjoy and feel great in.
The styles usually stands out with crisp cut pocket square designs in variety of plain materials in all colours.
The place of senator wears styles is versatile, so much that it looks good for all occasions, even weddings.
Gone are those days when its only English wears were the only option suitable for our men to look corporate and appropriate for some occasions.
Many thanks to our local fashion designers, our men now have an assortment of fashion options that are indigenous to our lands- aside from the classic Agbada and Kaftan styles. Oh, the latest Nigerian native attires for men look very good, so good that they represent good image abroad.
All these are evident in the spate of locally-made senator style fabric wears that are ordered from Nigerian designers and shipped to United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Ireland, South Africa etc.
Today, most Nigerian men wear the senators fabrics design to weddings, birthday and even to offices, such popular indigenous fashion for men. It’s a simple design, yet looks rich, especially if it’s well tailored with perfect finishing.
No doubt, its ideal to elevate your look, special touch to your style.
If you have been invited to a wedding or any occasion and look for great ideas to make a fashion statement but also want an outfit you can equally wear to other places without looking too dressed up and not looking bogus, just go for the senators style native wear.
This writer, veteran journalist & publisher turned fashion designer could be reached through his official web; www.empirefashionhouse.com