The AMVCA 2025 may be over, but its red carpet magic is still making waves. Held on May 10 at Eko Hotels and Suites, the event was a masterclass in fashion, with celebrities delivering jaw-dropping looks that fused tradition with high-end couture. From daring designs to regal silhouettes, this year’s AMVCA was a runway of dreams.
In fact, fashion enthusiasts and critics alike are still buzzing about the standout ensembles that graced the event.
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Among the most talked-about looks was that of the under listed celebrities
Chioma “GoodHair” Ikokwu
Chioma “GoodHair” Ikokwu stole the show in a silver illusion dress with black, branch-like detailing by Weiz Dhurm Franklyn—elegant, edgy, unforgettable. She stunned in the dress adorned with black material resembling tree branches. Her ensemble was a testament to the designer’s craftsmanship and Chioma’s bold fashion choices.
Toke Makinwa
Another standout was Toke Makinwa, who donned a hand-painted gown by Veekee James, featuring a unique two-step round flay design that captivated onlookers . Her outfit was described as “Wearable Art
Toke Makinwa wowed in a hand-painted Veekee James gown, a true piece of wearable art with a unique two-step flay silhouette , reflecting her status as a fashion icon.
Uche Montana
Uche Montana also made a significant impression with her crimson and gold gown from Veekee James, featuring feathery trimmings and heart-shaped lace details that added a touch of romance to the evening .
Uche Montana turned heads in the Veekee James creation, complete with feathers and romantic lace accents.
Chimezie Imo
On the men’s side, Chimezie Imo turned heads in a stunning suit from British Nigerian brand ,The Kingsmen, featuring deep dark droplets on a blood-red fabric that complemented his frame
Chimezie Imo brought drama in his blood-red, droplet-detailed suit—sharp, bold, and tailored to perfection.
Stan Nze
Stan Nze showcased a black three-piece suit with white lapels and pearl accents, exuding elegance and sophistication .
Nze kept it classic with his black three-piece suit
Richard Mofe Damijo (RMD)
Veteran actor Richard Mofe Damijo embraced tradition with a deconstructed Agbada made from purple aso-oke material, styled with intricate designs and a long flaps cap, earning him a Lifetime Achievement Award at the ceremony
Richard Mofe Damijo (RMD) fused heritage and haute couture , earning both fashion praise and a Lifetime Award.
These fashion-forward celebrities not only showcased their personal style but also set new standards for red carpet fashion in Africa. The AMVCA 2025 will undoubtedly be remembered for its bold and innovative fashion statements that continue to inspire and influence the industry.
In fact, these stars didn’t just dress to impress—they redefined African red carpet fashion.
