Beverly Naya Found a New Way to Wear the Little Black Dress

Nollywood actress Beverly Naya found a new way to wear the classic LBD, posing in a black velvet and leather dress on Instagram Friday.

The beautiful dress featured mesh details on the arms while the skirt was slit in the middle to show off the movie star’s gym-toned legs.

The sultry spin on the classic LBD is on brand for the “Skin” producer who has previously described her person style as “sexy but classy mixed with a lot of simplicity.”

“I will always make a statement though but never one that seems forced,” she told OTS Magazine recently.

The 33-year-old also noted that though her style has evolved over the years, she still finds a way to incorporate statement pieces into her outfits

“I love statement pieces but I love simplicity at the same time. I think I’ve mastered the art of combining both in a very stylish way which is what people most likely love about my style.

The British-born star also named Weizdhurm Franklyn and Schiaparelli as some of her favourite local and international designers. 

“I really love Schiaparelli! We have some incredible local designers as well, my absolute fave for major red-carpet events is Weizdhurm Franklyn and my favorite high street brand at the moment is Maniere Devoir.”

10 Times Beverly Naya Looked Gorgeous In All Black

Nollywood actress Beverly Naya is one of the most stylish celebrities in Nigeria, with her classic minimalist style earning praise from fans.

The “Skin” producer usually wears simple but lux dresses and separates in various colours. But a closer examination of her Instagram feed and red carpet looks reveals that she favour all black outfits.

So here  are 10 times Beverly Naya looked absolutely gorgeous in all black outfits.

When she paired this LBD with knee- leather boots.

2. When she wore this faux leather corset dress dress with a thigh-high slit.

The “Tinsel” star also showed off her playful side by accessorizing the otherwise serious outfit with kitschy green, pink and white earrings.

3. When she flaunted her curved in this sleeveless knit mini-dress. Pay special attention to her heels and elbow-length fux leather gloves.

4. When she rocked this black body suit and faux leather jacket with heels and rhinestone fishnet tights.

5. When she turned heads in this long-sleeved faux leatherLBD.

6. When she showed off her gym-toned abs in this black crop top and matching midi skirt.

7. When she into full glamours movie star mode in halter neck satin dress with diamanté straps and opera gloves.

8. When she posed in another crop top and long skirt combo, enhancing her beauty with a smokey eye and nude lips.

9. When she celebrated her 33rd birthday in this low cut, long sleeved black dress with faux feather trims.

The UK-born star paired the outfit with black  J'ADIOR slingback pumps and oversized black sunnies.

10. When she showed off her endless legs in these faux leather shorts and long sleeved shirt

Beverly Naya Stuns In LBD, Lace up Sandals And Leather Gloves

Nollywood actress, Beverly Naya wore a chic LBD, leather arm-length gloves an sexy lace up sandals in the latest pictures she shared to welcome her fans into the new month.

The 31-year-old sported her signature soft glam makeup and wore bold silver earrings in the snaps posted to social media on Monday

‘Hello August. What are you claiming for yourself?’ she asked.

Beverly has been open about colourism and how it has affected her, both personally and in her career. In 2019 she produced a critically-acclaimed documentary ‘Skin’ to shed more light on the issue

‘I was very passionate about the topic and I am still passionate about it. Many women in our society ‘bleach’ their skin because they want to be seen as more desirable. They feel like having dark skin is not beautiful. According to the World Health Organisation, 77 per cent of Nigerian women bleach their skin. Understanding the facts and realising that a lot of people in our society do not have a clear understanding of what colourism is inspired the documentary. It was about creating awareness and allowing people to learn about colourism,’ she said.