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Africa Movie Academy Awards: My Top Four Outfits

The AMAAs is an annual award event that holds mostly in Nigeria for those who do not know. In this event, we get to see how amazing our celebrities dressed, I mean those who brought their A-game with their overall outfit, that is, accessories inclusive.

Former Big Brother Housemate, Esther Agunbiade

I must say since Big Brother, Esther has really improved on her dressing from Lamode event to the Headies and now the AMAAs. I really love the blue, simple yet elegant and the hair, oh my! it really is the perfect hairstyle for the dress. Esther please, never let go of your stylist lol.

Belinda Effah
Oh my, oh my!! Just look at how gorgeous this outfit is. I love the fact that the gown was allowed to be the highlight and the feathers are just perfectly placed, I mean fewer accessories more feathers, right?

Jemima Osunde

Here's another outfit that I really really love. I mean take a look at the train for a sec. Another Simple and Classy outfit with fewer accessories, just letting the gown shine on its own. I love the neckpiece and makeup. I noticed that the ones who wore simple outfits had the smokey eye on. Me likey!

Toni Tones
If there isn't a black gown at an event, is that really an event? Y'all following Toni will know that babe doesn't disappoint. Toni came through with this outfit, looking ravishing. I love the fact that it's not just a simple slit gown, it's got a statement and don't even start with me with her makeup and hair. Ariana Grande, you better watch your back sis.


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