Last Friday Qetenggei, an urban studio fashion hub, and Kaya shoes, a shoe line held a fashion showcase at Park Royale mall. Fashion savvy Ugandans thronged the place to be a part of the show case of the African tradition wear called Qetenggei that started with a cocktail in the lounge of the Menu
A floral dress looks playful yet sunny. It brightens up the wearer’s appearance and offers more colour and visual appeal than solid-colour dresses.
Every girl dreams of her wedding day and it is undoubtedly the happiest for many women worldwide. Radio presenter Rebecca Jjingo is a testimony to this dream during her wedding to Super FM station manager, Joel Isabirye. The wedding featured in the latest issue of Bride & Groom magazine out on sal
Wear light weight clothes. If you have had a linen piece tucked away somewhere, this is the time to bring it out. Whether long-sleeved, short sleeved or sleeveless, linen tops remain light and airy and can be great for the office and even for outings.
Perfection is a tall order. What nature or our genes did not give us, we shall forge. There are ways around the flat bits of the body we would rather were protruded-cheap, painless ways. Enter padded underwear. They are everywhere in this town, strapped to air filled mannequins.
Jinja Resident District Commissioner, Richard Gulume wants women banned from carrying large handbags to worship centres so as to deter terror incidents in churches and mosques.
Juliet Donkare a Ugandan fashion designer was given the chance to showcase her latest out¬fits at the Industrial Ar¬ea-based nook on Sunday in Augsburg, Germany.
It has been said over and over again that you cannot find someone who is beautiful, intelligent and has a great personality. How true is this?
The concept is already disturbing enough as it is. The visibility of a line, print or the entire thing itself arouses much curiosity.
Yet here we are, talking about the visible panty line.
Forty-six-year-old Joy Tumwesigye, aka Joy of Zion, is a gospel singer, accountant and mother of two.
I can proudly say that when I walk with my university-going children, many do not believe they are my children.
