April is a month of refinement — embracing softness as strength. This Elevate & Illuminate edit is a curation of beauty, style, and rituals that replenish, invigorate, and inspire.
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For Mother’s Day, the editors at Marie Claire Nigeria share their favourite pieces from their mother’s fashion collection, and the deep meaning it holds for them and the bond they share with their mothers.
“Women make terrible bosses” is a phrase that’s been whispered in corridors, typed in anonymous…
She refuses to be boxed in—and she’s just getting started. Carolyna Hutchings is a woman…
Ladies, it’s time to prioritise your pleasure. You can demand and enjoy the oral sex…
For a decade, curvier bodies reigned, but the pendulum has swung. Thin is back — not just as a trend, but as a cultural reset. Rebranded as “wellness,” it mirrors past obsessions with heroin chic, reflecting deeper shifts in power and control. The speed of this shift demands scrutiny.
Societal norms shift and comfort takes precedence, we must ask, do stilettos still define power, or have they become relics of a bygone era?
Amid Lagos’ relentless energy, the Federal Palace Hotel & Casino offers a serene escape — where elegance, warmth, and comfort blend seamlessly for a truly refreshing stay.
As The Most Toasted Girl wraps up its long-awaited season, Denise, Ag. Managing Editor of Marie Claire Nigeria sits down with Nengi Adoki in an exclusive interview to discuss her creative evolution, navigating Nigeria’s entertainment industry, and balancing artistry with commercial success.
Nigeria’s proposed ban on porn sites got me thinking about my first but indelible inexperience with porn and its profoundly inaccurate, deeply misleading portrayal of eroticism.
