This striking outfit is a powerful nod to Igbo royal fashion, fusing tradition, masculinity, and high-status symbolism in a bold and regal look.
Style: A traditional Isiagu (or Chieftaincy shirt), popular in Igbo culture and typically worn by titled men, chiefs, or during ceremonies.
Cut: Short-sleeved tunic with a loose, comfortable fit that falls just above the knees—simple yet commanding.
Base Fabric: Black Velvet, enhancing the richness and contrast of the pattern.
Print Pattern: Features a repeating gold lion head motif encircled by semi-arched gold accents.
The lion head is symbolic of strength, authority, and bravery, often representing the wearer's regal lineage or status.
Pants: Paired with a black pants 
-Red beaded bracelet matches the necklace and cap, completing the visual harmony.
-Gold-detailed staff adds a final layer of regality, indicating the wearer’s elevated societal role.
Vibe and Occasion: Traditional weddings, title-taking ceremonies, cultural festivals, or any prestigious Igbo occasion.