@Adunni, and your point being?...even if indeed the models are fat, are you saying the designer's creativity couldnt had been geared towards a certain genre for a collection? The pics are very reflective of regular ppl and actually makes the designs more appealing to a regular clientele. Inbtw what is considered fat sef? Kindly support another's hardwork with constructive criticisms and not negativity.Nice one House of Silk! Cheers
Na so i go buy tailor made dress for 25k when i can get my own tailor to sew what i want for me for 5k. you ppl r just funny sef.
It was just recently one of the RHW of beverley hills said that she has a personal tailor who made one of her evening dresses and even amended her designer dresses.
Prior to that you would think all their clothes where made by designers.
Do u think she doesnt know the way to Largerfield's office. Abegiiii Kay, lets go patronize our tailors jareee
what do you mean by fat models? they are regular nigerian woman with beautiful curves. Normal people relate to them more than skinny size Zero chicks... so keep your discriminatory comments on the raps biko PS: i love the skirts, they are unique
Na inside 1 bedroom flat , car park and garage ds models dey do dia work.... The clothes are nice but damn the background has ruined the experience... Please make ammends. Thanx. Best of luck to house of silk... me i know see any silk sha....LOL
This design are great most especially the african fabics used.The models brings out the beauty of the dresses and the designs.Moreover i think our designers or fashion outfit should try and bring down the prices of this lovely dresses so that it can be more affordable to the lady on the street.No one will wear our designs but us Nigerians.
The pieces are ok but the problem I have with our Nigerian "designers" is their prices. Even though there's nothing overtly unique or expensive about the fabric they use, they still overprice the finished product. I am almost certain that the prices start from N25k and above. So, as much as I would love to patronise HOS, I don't think I shall. I work hard for my and i am a salary earner...
I'm definitely sewing the baggy trousers. Really lovely. Thanks, Linda for the showcase.
ReplyDeleteKay, i think you are to purchase it, not go on and sew it yourself.
ReplyDeletefat models, pix dont look good
ReplyDeleteMODELS- ZERO
ReplyDeletePHOTOGRAPHY- SIX
DESIGNS- EIGHT
SCORES R OVER TEN THO
@ Adunni.......d models represent everyday Nigerian women so they do not ave to look starved. HOS by Jen takes care of women of all sizes.
ReplyDeleteCedarthe, "....not go on and sew it"? Really? Who doesn't replicate?
ReplyDeleteCedarthe, "....not go on and sew it"? Really? Who doesn't replicate?
ReplyDeleteOur Very own June Ekpeyong!!!!Toh Quality
ReplyDeletelovely.
ReplyDelete@Adunni, and your point being?...even if indeed the models are fat, are you saying the designer's creativity couldnt had been geared towards a certain genre for a collection? The pics are very reflective of regular ppl and actually makes the designs more appealing to a regular clientele. Inbtw what is considered fat sef?
ReplyDeleteKindly support another's hardwork with constructive criticisms and not negativity.Nice one House of Silk! Cheers
KMT!!!!
ReplyDeleteI tot linda ikeji was too thrashy for u and u were only interested in advertising on bella naija,*long hissss*
LIB ROCKS!!!!!!!!
@Adunni, i really have no other words for you
ReplyDeleteNa so i go buy tailor made dress for 25k when i can get my own tailor to sew what i want for me for 5k. you ppl r just funny sef.
ReplyDeleteIt was just recently one of the RHW of beverley hills said that she has a personal tailor who made one of her evening dresses and even amended her designer dresses.
Prior to that you would think all their clothes where made by designers.
Do u think she doesnt know the way to Largerfield's office.
Abegiiii Kay, lets go patronize our tailors jareee
what do you mean by fat models? they are regular nigerian woman with beautiful curves. Normal people relate to them more than skinny size Zero chicks... so keep your discriminatory comments on the raps biko
ReplyDeletePS:
i love the skirts, they are unique
Na inside 1 bedroom flat , car park and garage ds models dey do dia work.... The clothes are nice but damn the background has ruined the experience... Please make ammends. Thanx. Best of luck to house of silk... me i know see any silk sha....LOL
ReplyDeleteoh dear...if I see one more fashion label starting with "House of...." SMH
ReplyDeleteThis design are great most especially the african fabics used.The models brings out the beauty of the dresses and the designs.Moreover i think our designers or fashion outfit should try and bring down the prices of this lovely dresses so that it can be more affordable to the lady on the street.No one will wear our designs but us Nigerians.
ReplyDeleteplease whats with the overposing....the last girl on the right
ReplyDeletenothing out of the ordinary. My tailor sews better for a lot less.
ReplyDeleteThe pieces are ok but the problem I have with our Nigerian "designers" is their prices. Even though there's nothing overtly unique or expensive about the fabric they use, they still overprice the finished product. I am almost certain that the prices start from N25k and above. So, as much as I would love to patronise HOS, I don't think I shall. I work hard for my and i am a salary earner...
ReplyDeletereally cool and fantastic dresses.
ReplyDeletei love the skirts, jumpsuits..infact. i love them all. weldone HOS
ReplyDeleteAAAAAWWW I CAN SEE MYSELF IN ALL OF THEM..CASUALLY CHIC. TRES FAB..!!!!!!!!!!!!
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