Singer dishes on style as a mother, covers Guardian Life in solid prints

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February 21, 2017 5:18 PM

Singer Omawumi makes solid print statement as cover star for Guardian Life Magazine...

Omawumi for Guardian Life cover

The singer who dished on her career, style and motherhood style opened up about her life, family, how motherhood has influenced her music and style; "Do what you feel, bottom line. Like me now I used to wear questionable outfits before, sometimes once I bend like this bum-bum don show.

To be fair, I still wear these things and I still climb on stage with them but I have to look at my body shape and make sure it is beautiful and flattering because there is a thin line between sexy and trashy. So, that is what I am trying not to be, I am trying to be sexy, I’m trying not to be trashy.

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It’s not like because I am a mother and I am a married woman I will now cover my whole body, it doesn’t have to be that, but at least you go do with self-respect. Not because of what people are going to say about you because no matter what you do they will always talk, but because of how you feel about yourself so even if you want to be trashy and you feel good about your trashy omo carry on! No hating, do what you want to do" Omawumi told Guardian Life.

The singer chose a white embellished shirt over print midi skirt for the cover shot while she chose a solid matching print look in another shot for the magazine feature.

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