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Showing posts with label hues and shades. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hues and shades. Show all posts
Monday, July 30, 2012
The Week Buzz
Hello, welcome to the new week which promises to be great and fulfilling. While you putting everything work together, you should also consider catching up on some fun things too; below is a list you’ll find interesting. It contains a short review of places and brands you need get familiar with.
Thank me later…
- What to Pick on the/from Book Shelf/Vendor
This week ensure to get a copy of the latest edition – July ‘The Fearless’ issue of StyleMania magazine. Get an exclusive read on musician Nneka, fashion trends you should try to look fearless and more!
- The Nail Attraction
The recent attraction (obsession) with nail art – design has really gone up the notch. From the simple designs, name inscriptions to DIY sketches and all, I bet it wouldn’t hurt to try one or two of these designs this week. Visit here http://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2012/06/18/fashion/streetstyle-naildesigns-10.html for more ideas.
- Must Visit
www.myspice.tv - this is the one stop website for all news fashion, style, beauty and lifestyle. Bookmark asap!
www.isi.atagamen.blogspot.com – Okay, you need to be familiar with designer, Isi Atagamen. Her designs are amazing and definite will interest you.
- Must Try
Nature’s Gentle Touch hair growth products, they are fantastic! Visit their website; http://www.naturesgentletouchinstitute.com
- Hues & Shades Modeling Agency
There’s one stop to source models, for commercial adverts, catwalk shows, editorial features and more, it’s Hues & Shades Modeling Agency. H&S Modeling Agency provides models, ushers for specific situation; visit the website here www.huesandshades.com for more.
- Dine at Yellow Chilli, Ikeja GRA
The big surprise at this cream and leather restaurant – Yellow Chili, is not just the slightly plodding food, the wine list with many bottles natural and organic but the brilliant décor and an obliging maitre d’ that keeps you spell-bound/captured through a dining course.
Yellow Chilli is located at; 35 Joel Ogunnaike Street. GRA, Ikeja
- Hair Pampering at Makeme Beauty Place
For those days when all you desire is luxury yet affordable pampering you should consider a visit to the new Makeme Beauty Place; it’s one thing the interior is a representation of exquisite taste, the line of polite professional stylists at Makeme is beyond comparison. Makeme Beauty Place is located on Bode Thomas, Surulere, you cannot miss it!
Monday, May 9, 2011
Model Watch: Delightful Ngozi Ugo of Hues & Shades
Model Watch is a new section I concluded will be fantastic for this blog. Model Watch will feature all about models; their career, their extra curricular activities etc.
Model will tell all about these and more in an exclusive interview.
First all this week is a lovely model I really admire, I've seen quite a few of her works, and also witnessed her doing what she loves doing best - modeling. Aside featuring in top ads, photo shoots Ngozi recently featured in new fashion/style magazine - MANIA magazine, she also did a stunning cover photo shoot for `elan magazine.
5ft. 11inches tall Ngozi is signed to one of Nigeria's top modeling agencies - Hues & Shades Modeling Agency managed by Azuwuike Zubby Amadi-Obi who is brother to popular photographer Kelechi Amadi-Obi)
In this exclusive interview, Ngozi shares about her career, her personality, her style and life in general.
DeBuzz: How do you define modeling?
Ngozi: To me, modeling is an art on its own... It’s a way of delivering a message to unknown persons in a very convincing way, either positively or negatively (I choose to stick with the positive side)
DeBuzz: When it comes to modeling, what will you say defines confidence and charisma?
Ngozi: Confidence simply means firm trust and reliance in one's self even in the midst of severe competition. Charisma on the other hand is what makes that confident person engaging to the next person. They both work simultaneously; a model certainly needs both to stand out.
DeBuzz: How long have you been a professional model?
Ngozi: I have been modeling professionally since 2006
DeBuzz: How was your first experience?
Ngozi: My first modeling experience was a fashion show in PH for Rivers State Government.
DeBuzz: How do you handle discouragements and critics?
Ngozi: I’m open to criticism because its one sure way to improve in lacking areas, but as for discouragements, nah, I don’t like them and I try not to stick around people like that because it’s very contagious trust me.
DeBuzz: What do you cherish most about your body, your personality and your career?
Ngozi: I cherish everything about my body and am grateful to God for it.
DeBuzz: Do you prefer a particular modeling genre?
Ngozi: I do more of photography than runway
DeBuzz: If you could be the face of a brand (local & international) which will it be?
Ngzoi:I'd love to be on the cover of vogue magazine someday (by His grace)
DeBuzz: Three words that define true beauty to you?
Ngozi: Elegance, intelligence and integrity
DeBuzz: What’s the most random thing about you?
Ngozi: Uhmm, I don’t know, you tell me lol
DeBuzz: What are your hobbies?
Ngozi: I love swimming, because it keeps me fit. I love to travel also and meet people.
DeBuzz: What/who inspires you?
Ngozi: The Holy Spirit inspires and renews me daily.
DeBuzz: Any role models?
Ngozi: Yes, my mother is. She has been a source of blessing to my life. She taught me most of the things I know and have today; I’ll always look up to her. Vanessa Williams also is one person I really admire. I also love Sade.
DeBuzz: Is there something you desire dearly that you’re yet to achieve?
Ngozi: Every new day comes with a new set of goals. They change like the seasons. What I might want to achieve this very moment could change tremendously as things develop daily basis. The sky is my limit.
DeBuzz: What’s your philosophy of life?
Ngozi: Fear God, Work hard and Be happy!!!!
Ngozi For `Elan Magazine
Model will tell all about these and more in an exclusive interview.
First all this week is a lovely model I really admire, I've seen quite a few of her works, and also witnessed her doing what she loves doing best - modeling. Aside featuring in top ads, photo shoots Ngozi recently featured in new fashion/style magazine - MANIA magazine, she also did a stunning cover photo shoot for `elan magazine.
5ft. 11inches tall Ngozi is signed to one of Nigeria's top modeling agencies - Hues & Shades Modeling Agency managed by Azuwuike Zubby Amadi-Obi who is brother to popular photographer Kelechi Amadi-Obi)
In this exclusive interview, Ngozi shares about her career, her personality, her style and life in general.
DeBuzz: How do you define modeling?
Ngozi: To me, modeling is an art on its own... It’s a way of delivering a message to unknown persons in a very convincing way, either positively or negatively (I choose to stick with the positive side)
DeBuzz: When it comes to modeling, what will you say defines confidence and charisma?
Ngozi: Confidence simply means firm trust and reliance in one's self even in the midst of severe competition. Charisma on the other hand is what makes that confident person engaging to the next person. They both work simultaneously; a model certainly needs both to stand out.
DeBuzz: How long have you been a professional model?
Ngozi: I have been modeling professionally since 2006
DeBuzz: How was your first experience?
Ngozi: My first modeling experience was a fashion show in PH for Rivers State Government.
DeBuzz: How do you handle discouragements and critics?
Ngozi: I’m open to criticism because its one sure way to improve in lacking areas, but as for discouragements, nah, I don’t like them and I try not to stick around people like that because it’s very contagious trust me.
DeBuzz: What do you cherish most about your body, your personality and your career?
Ngozi: I cherish everything about my body and am grateful to God for it.
DeBuzz: Do you prefer a particular modeling genre?
Ngozi: I do more of photography than runway
DeBuzz: If you could be the face of a brand (local & international) which will it be?
Ngzoi:I'd love to be on the cover of vogue magazine someday (by His grace)
DeBuzz: Three words that define true beauty to you?
Ngozi: Elegance, intelligence and integrity
DeBuzz: What’s the most random thing about you?
Ngozi: Uhmm, I don’t know, you tell me lol
DeBuzz: What are your hobbies?
Ngozi: I love swimming, because it keeps me fit. I love to travel also and meet people.
DeBuzz: What/who inspires you?
Ngozi: The Holy Spirit inspires and renews me daily.
DeBuzz: Any role models?
Ngozi: Yes, my mother is. She has been a source of blessing to my life. She taught me most of the things I know and have today; I’ll always look up to her. Vanessa Williams also is one person I really admire. I also love Sade.
DeBuzz: Is there something you desire dearly that you’re yet to achieve?
Ngozi: Every new day comes with a new set of goals. They change like the seasons. What I might want to achieve this very moment could change tremendously as things develop daily basis. The sky is my limit.
DeBuzz: What’s your philosophy of life?
Ngozi: Fear God, Work hard and Be happy!!!!
Ngozi For `Elan Magazine
Monday, April 18, 2011
Eat, Drink & Be Jewelled ....Elan is Back With a Bang!
When `elan magazine launched it raised expectations and excitement of fashion lovers - from their fantastic fashion editorials to insightful fashion features/articles - back then I couldn't just wait for another Sunday.
Then the usual happened, print became bad, boring content increased and apparently sales tremendously declined. So I stopped buying and patiently waited for another magazine that'll come do the trick. During the low-dealings period `elan changed editors like a fashionista changes outfits but NO, it didn't get better rather worse.
But Bang! Elan returns.
During the Arise Fashion Week (fun week..remember?) I heard the gist that ex-model/entrepreneur now fashion designer Kiki Kamanu will be taking up the post of Editor at `elan. First, I felt surprised, I was like, "why would she?". Well, I moved on and waited for the surprise. And yes, Kiki did it, she brought `elan back. She's brought the best of `elan magazine. If you haven't seen a recent edition then you should get the next edition come - 22nd April 2011 (next week) for just N200.
Here are few photos from the last edition:
Title: Eat, Drink & Be Jewelled
Model: Samantha @ Hues & Shades
Make Up: Feyi for Indian Place
Hair: Caroline Alexandra
Style by: Caroline Alexandra
Photography: Chinedum Odogwu for Wellbrook Studio
Directed by: Kiki Kamanu
Apologies for the quality of the photos, lost my camera and had to take with a low quality one.
Then the usual happened, print became bad, boring content increased and apparently sales tremendously declined. So I stopped buying and patiently waited for another magazine that'll come do the trick. During the low-dealings period `elan changed editors like a fashionista changes outfits but NO, it didn't get better rather worse.
But Bang! Elan returns.
During the Arise Fashion Week (fun week..remember?) I heard the gist that ex-model/entrepreneur now fashion designer Kiki Kamanu will be taking up the post of Editor at `elan. First, I felt surprised, I was like, "why would she?". Well, I moved on and waited for the surprise. And yes, Kiki did it, she brought `elan back. She's brought the best of `elan magazine. If you haven't seen a recent edition then you should get the next edition come - 22nd April 2011 (next week) for just N200.
Here are few photos from the last edition:
Title: Eat, Drink & Be Jewelled
Model: Samantha @ Hues & Shades
Make Up: Feyi for Indian Place
Hair: Caroline Alexandra
Style by: Caroline Alexandra
Photography: Chinedum Odogwu for Wellbrook Studio
Directed by: Kiki Kamanu
Apologies for the quality of the photos, lost my camera and had to take with a low quality one.
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