Glamsquad Magazine Jan 2023
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: Lifting Africa To The World
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: Lifting Africa To The World
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FEATURE<br />
5 + 2 Times<br />
Chimamanda<br />
Ngozi Adichie<br />
Chioma Esui<br />
It is one thing to like fashion; it is a<br />
different ball game to be a fashion<br />
icon. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie<br />
is one of the few non-fashion<br />
personalities who can command that<br />
respect.<br />
For god’s sake, this lady is a writer and<br />
feminist – persons who are known<br />
to have very poor fashion taste<br />
(apologies if this went too hard!)<br />
She has exciting views on beauty<br />
and fashion. In an Instagram post,<br />
she expresses what she thinks about<br />
feminists being fashionable;<br />
“There are intelligent women all over<br />
the world who like fashion, but feel<br />
the pressure to pretend otherwise,<br />
because they want to be taken<br />
seriously by a mainstream world that<br />
has decided that intelligent women<br />
cannot possibly like fashion.<br />
“A woman does not have to be one<br />
or the other. She can be both.” I<br />
cannot agree more, and honestly;<br />
she is so right about this – like many<br />
other things.<br />
She is also known for mostly sticking to<br />
African designers. In the most recent<br />
times, here are five of her looks we<br />
love. Guess what? We added two<br />
extra picks just because we love you!<br />
Check out the seven times<br />
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie<br />
channeled the fashionista within.<br />
dress by<br />
Totally Ethnik<br />
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