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Gone are the days when Aso Oke, a hand-woven cloth, which originated from Nigeria’s Yoruba people, was strictly used to make Aso Ebi outfits for weddings. Men simply wore it as agbada while women used it as just gele and ipele.
Today, designers have transformed the ceremonial fabric into everyday modern wear. There are vibrant Aso Oke outfits, perfect for weddings, birthdays, and family events.
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They are also styled as trendy blazers, jumpsuits, ball gowns, Kimonos, corset tops, palazzo trousers, and bucket hats.
There are equally elegant Aso Oke boubou, kaftan, and gown styles for ladies. More so, there are ankara and Aso Oke pieces for women who love timeless styles with a modern touch.
Aso Oke fashion styles keep evolving. Traditionally made of cotton or silk, Aso Oke used to be very stiff and hot, but modern weavers now use softer threads, and mixing Aso Oke with softer fabrics like denim, lace, and organza. Aso Oke can be classy, trendy and cool.
