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My Love For Native Dress

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Hello amazing ladies of hive, I hope you are having a nice day. I am pleased to write to you about my love for native dress today.

I was born into the Yoruba culture, from Lagos state and our dresses are best known to be native.

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You can still find people who don’t put on native but most influential people prefers using native attires on occasion. I discovered even years of not been to my state, I prefer going out in native dress.

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Here is an image of me in school and I realized out of five schooling days, I put on native at most three days.

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Its just part of me that I can’t do without. Though I got tailoring experience, So I sew my dresses myself. I was able to purchase a sewing machine with the proceeds of the job.

It is just part of me and these are collections of my native wears. Each week I must ensure I put on native.

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I don’t know if my culture is really having influence on me but its not bad the point I am trying to make is that no matter where you travel to, as long as you were born into a culture by your parent, you will always want to represent anywhere you are located.

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