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Wednesday, 13 November 2013

GET INSPIRED: From Striking Lecturers to striking Gold

The ASUU strike has been more like a blessing in disguise for some students,
while so many idle away.....or should we say waste away,
so many students have redefined themselves by being creative and dexterous,
waking up the spirit of entrepreneurship in them, transforming dreams to reality,
and passion to profit.
For this group, now is the time for self-discovery and learning, finding out what works,
and what doesn't.
For Queen Ugocha,a student of the University of Port Harcourt, she seems to have it all figured out.
She's the creative wizard, designer and brains behind Colourz Couture.
Colourz Couture is a young, trendy, contemporary and no-holds-barred outfit dedicated
to the daring females.
Its designs are bold with a blend of sassy, chic and urban retro. A visual statement that
combines African Pop culture with contemporary patterns and apparel designs.
Colourz Couture presents her maiden fashion show tagged "New Collections Frenzy"
It will be a night of contemporary designs in vivid colours and catwalk frenzy.
Colourz Couture has been very keen on getting the right dresses in the colours brewing in her head-
sort of like what the artist does with his pallet, she does it with coloured fabrics.
"New Collections Frenzy"2013 collection opens on the 23rd of November at Elleanora's Place,
42 Old Aba Road, Rumuogba,Artillery, Port Harcourt. Collection sales starts at 12noon
and would be followed by a red carpet by 2pm. The event culminates
with a fashion show with the catwalk frenzy by 4pm.
The anti-climax will be an after party which will take guests till dawn.
Lovers of daring female fashion, dont be left out of this Creative frenzy.
We will be interviewing Queen Ugocha, the young trailblazer, and will give out more information about her fashion show. Watch this space.....

2 comments:

  1. This is awesome Dearie, I am so PROUD of U.
    Eddy Wifa

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  2. You go girl.. The sky is your stepping stone

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