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4-Nigerian Style Bloggers Who Inspired Me To Start My Own Blog

Here are 4 Nigerian Female Style Bloggers who inspired me to start the WanShyGirl blog.

Heyyy guyyyyyyssss! I know y’all be having fun and enjoying this festive period but I just had to drop this post because it’s super necessary. So please take out some time from all that merriment and read through this post till the very end. I promise it would be worth your while.

In my previous post, I mentioned that my blog was going to be a year in like few days and yes it did turn a year on the 22nd of December, 2016. Twelve whole months of playing with WordPress and trying to make things work. I’m still learning and I’m open to tutorials (Anyone??)

Anyways all this story is for another day, I’m dedicating this post to the Fun, Fearless, Female(s) who inspired me to start blogging.

Without further ado, here goes:

1.Desola Mako – also known as  King Dee. Desola Mako has to be top of my list of Slayspirators (Yes! I’m allowed to coin my own words so feel free to add to your style register). Not only is she a  Style Blogger she’s also an Architect, Stylist, Entrepreneur and all-around Creative. I stumbled upon her blog mid-2015 and I was stuck, I was also attracted by the yellow theme her blog had (sadly she has changed said theme) and this made me keep returning to her blog for more posts both style related and lively banter. King Dee has a way with words, she’s blunt ASF, and has a super playful personality (I’ve met her in person I can tell).  Dee Mako is also the brain behind the HDHQ Life Planner I’ve been ranting about here and here.

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Her perseverance, versatility, consistency and open-mindedness motivated me to start my own style blog. 

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2. Grace Alex – has to be the Queen of Vintage and Thrifting, if there’s anything like that, ever smiling and always radiating joy in her Instagram photos. This Queen is not just a pretty face she’s a  Lecturer,  Business Owner, Blogger and Style Enthusiast. I stumbled upon Grace’s Instagram page (@t2pitchy) and got hooked on her pictures and also her Footwear line (@gafasandals). I kept stalking and when I found out she had a blog, I knew I just had to check it out. I wasn’t disappointed at all, I’d love to meet her in person so I can thank her for the slides she gifted me a while back 😀

Her style is simple, classy yet elegant. Her diligence, perseverance and fun personality moved me to carry on with my own blog.

 

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3. Sarah Audu – I call her Culotte Queen (she has quite a collection). Sarah collects everything retro – vintage, she also has an amazing collection of colourful high waist pants. She’s the epitome of modest fashion, decent yet stylish, she’s also a Mass Communications graduate (another thing we share in common asides style blogging ) and she currently has an online shop where she sells vintage items specially curated by herself for vintage lovers like her. 
Sarah’s style is basically simple and laid back. Her consistency and simple sense of style motivate me to keep doing this blogging thing. 

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4. Cassandra Ikegbune – also known as Cassie Daves (not Davies). Cassie is a  Model, Medical Doctor and Entrepreneur (She’s the curator of the Cassie Daves Blog Planner).  I call her the King of Men’s Inspired Wear, I’m talking waistcoats, brogues, oxfords, brightly coloured vintage shirtsCassie can switch from boy mode to girly like zero to one hundred, don’t be sleeping on this 6-foot goddess. Cassie definitely has one of the best blogs around and she’s super consistent at what she does. I actually stumbled on her Instagram page and then blog while I was already into this blogging thing. I’d visit (still do) her blog for advice and tips as a newbie blogger. Cassie blogs about almost everything fashion, beauty, events and even gadgets. She also gives super advice to newbie bloggers and even does blog consultations (not for free tho).

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Cassie’s laid-back style, versatility, consistency and open-mindedness motivates me to be better with this blogging thing for as long as I decide to keep up with it.

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If you are a style/fashion blogger you must be familiar with the ladies aforementioned, there are other bloggers who I’ve discovered on this blogging journey the likes of; Wumi Tuase, Ifeoma Amadi, Sogie, Ilamosi, Style by Ada and they just keep inspiring. I’ve also learnt a lot from the women above both blog wise and life in general.

A few of the lessons are :

  • Perseverance, Diligence and Consistency are too key.
  • Carving a niche for yourself is important
  • Maintain a cool personality both online and off-line
  • Maximize opportunities and create something out of everything
  • Network, Network, Network!

All the ladies above have one form of business or the other while juggling other secular activities. This is major motivation, I just might start a business too, so be on the lookout,  because it’s not easy juggling so many things at once but they are doing so and it’s impressive.

This is going to be my last post in 2016, therefore I want to say a major THANK YOU to all those who have been loyal to this blog so far, your likes and comments really mean a lot.  Hopefully, 2017 would be a lot better than this year. I’m going to do all I can to improve this personal blog space and make it more appealing so you can keep coming back.

I put a lot into my blog posts, therefore I implore you lovely readers to subscribe to the blog via email (just click the follow button its that easy) so you can be one of the first to know when I drop a new post, comment and like posts, share posts you like on your social media platforms and also follow my social media pages @WanShyGirl on Twitter and Instagram and WanShyGirl Blog on Facebook.

I’d also love to know what you think about my blog?

Which aspects do you think I need to improve on?

What kind of content would you love to see this coming year?

 Do let me know.

See You in 2017,

WanShyGirl.

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22 thoughts on “4-Nigerian Style Bloggers Who Inspired Me To Start My Own Blog”

  1. Aww thanks hun, you accurately described my style. Thank you for featuring me and I’m glad I inspired you. I’m definitely screen shotting this. As for suggestions, we could all work on picture quality and locations. Its not easy but we have to do the best we can huh.

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    1. I’m glad you like this. Picture quality and locations are definitely top on my list of things to improve upon. Thanks for stopping by. Expecting more inspiring content in 2017.

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  2. I didn’t know Grace was a lecturer!!! I so agree with everything here!!!! Like, Sarah is the cullote queen!! And Cassie has a way of switching from daring boy to sexy girl In a snap and that’s something I just admire, don’t even get me started on King Dee, we both love Beyonce like no tomorrow lols, really all these people inspired me too, I so love Whowhatfab too- Ifeoma’s blog, and so much more. I’ll do something like this when am. A little older in the blogosphere
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    1. I know right. I’ve been following all of them for a year and seems like I practically know everything about them. You should do so in the nearest future. Looking forward to read it. See you in 2017 dear 😊😊

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