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Outfit of the day- Norah Ikoh
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Norah in a print dress
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OOTD inspiration is a gown inspired by the ‘Ghana must go’ bag worn by Norah Ikoh. It’s appealing and creative in a very modern way.
The beautiful lady wore a red, white and black flared print dress, which featured short sleeves and fell a little above the knee. She paired the dress with lovely red flat buckle shoes.
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She completed her look with a black watch and red lips. We love this look because it embraces the new wave of European cuts and styles with indigenous roots and inspirations. What do you say to her look as OOTD inspiration?
For more of the Norah’s style follow her on Instagram @JSTNORAH
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