here some pics that i took with my newly launched camera, theyare pics of some of my designs hope you like them
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
the owanbe mentality
i have been trying to write this for awhile now but work and the fact that my Internet connection is so slow it takes ages to open my blogger account, but thank God am finally here.
Down to the biz of the day:"Naijas" love parties abeg.This, i concluded from my line of work
;making clothes from the party loving "naijas".the different "aso-ebi" that are shared around,the amount some people spend on this, is it really worth it? i have a client that spends an average of20k on "aso-ebi" monthly,pls tell me what is the definition of aso ebi?pardon me o though i had this concept during my own wedding but i tried not to burden everyone with it, so it was just close friends that bought or people that held me in high esteem. left to me i have bought only 2 "aso-ebi" this year and this is not because of lack of cash but sometimes this clothes are not things i would love to wear again or they are over-priced. Back to this client of mine, recently there was a mutual acquaintance of ours that was getting married and she had picked the usual "woodin" "aso-ebi", well i being closer to this friend was not even so keen on buying, but my dear client was all about it. This is an outfit of 8k and this is someone you hardly talk to. i don`t understand this why do "naijas" enjoy this mentality? please tell me.
ciao.
Down to the biz of the day:"Naijas" love parties abeg.This, i concluded from my line of work
;making clothes from the party loving "naijas".the different "aso-ebi" that are shared around,the amount some people spend on this, is it really worth it? i have a client that spends an average of20k on "aso-ebi" monthly,pls tell me what is the definition of aso ebi?pardon me o though i had this concept during my own wedding but i tried not to burden everyone with it, so it was just close friends that bought or people that held me in high esteem. left to me i have bought only 2 "aso-ebi" this year and this is not because of lack of cash but sometimes this clothes are not things i would love to wear again or they are over-priced. Back to this client of mine, recently there was a mutual acquaintance of ours that was getting married and she had picked the usual "woodin" "aso-ebi", well i being closer to this friend was not even so keen on buying, but my dear client was all about it. This is an outfit of 8k and this is someone you hardly talk to. i don`t understand this why do "naijas" enjoy this mentality? please tell me.
ciao.
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