Blogger Collaboration: Ankara Affair. 

by jenniferamani, posted in All posts, Fashion, Fashion and style.

                 It’s an ankara affair with the lovely Tuke Morgan of Tukes Quest! Tuke blogs about variety of things food, fashion, beauty, travelling and she plays the Saxophone (how cool is that please !!! ) We got together in September for a shoot whilst Tuke was in London, as a fellow ankara lover it didn’t take much to decide what to collaborate on. For a lot of people African print is a trend, some are indifferent and to some other people it’s a lifestyle/cultural (for us it’s definitely a lifestyle lol). I love working with bloggers who also love ankara 💕☺️☺️.
                Anyways enough chit chat, onto the outfits. You may have seen this material as i have a top and a dress in the same material (here top and here dress). I used the rest of the material to make a jacket, I paired it with a white bandeau dress as I really wanted the Ankara jacket to do the talking and to be the main focus. Also I opted for blue heels (you can probably tell I’m not big on jewellery at all by now 💁🏾) . 

          Tukes outfit is gorgeous!! I’m soo here for the sleeves, I think the bell sleeve trend is one trend I won’t be letting go of anytime soon as I absolutely love it. 

           I would wear Tukes outfit to church, on a date potentially, Birthday party or even dinner with friends☺️☺️☺️. I would also wear my outfit to dinner/Birthday shindigz but with some accessories to jazz it up a bit. Let me know where you would wear any of the outfits to by commenting ☺️☺️. 


         Here are 3 images of Tuke ☺️☺️ for more images and details about her outfit check out her website and link to her look here. 


Hope you liked this collab as much as I do, thanks for stopping by 😘😘.

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18 thoughts on “Blogger Collaboration: Ankara Affair. ”

  2. You look amazing in that Ankara jacket. White was a great color. Tuke has a way of just being simple effortlessly. Great job guys. More collaborations please

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