How to nail the Infinity pleats gele trend
With 6 yards of 'Ankara' fabrics in hand, the infinity pleats gele has become a style trend to try...
Ankara Infinity Pleats Gele
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The statement gele look that seems to be the in thing is done (to perfection) with 6 yards of 'Ankara' fabrics and fashion loving ladies are already embracing the super bold and detailed look that makeup artists and salon have since been making a lot on.
The statement infinity pleats gele is inspired by the common pleats gele that used to be the rave before now. Before graduating into styling the infinity pleats gele, it's important to know how to perfect the normal pleats gele as it makes the former easier to achieve.
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Check the steps as simplified by Yemisi Seriki of Nsure Beauty below:
Creating the infinity pleats gele however requires patience and continuous practise to get right, learn how to in the video and share how easy it was to nail the look below.
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