Linda Osifo African Print Styles

Linda Osifo is pretty much a stunner when it comes to fashion especially in African print dress styles. I have compiled african print styles that have been worn by her on different occassions. But, before we view her styles, let’s get to know her a little bit.

Who is Linda Osifo?

Linda Adesuwa Osifo is a full blooded Nigerian. L.A.O was born in Benin City, Edo state. She lived in Nigeria for 16 years before relocating to Toronto, Ontario, Canada where she lived most of her adult life.

Although she studied psychology at York University in Canada, she didn’t pursue a career in it. But rather, she decided to return to Nigeria to pursue a career in acting.

She has won many awards alongside many hearts in the movie industry.

If you follow Osifo on social media, you will know that she loves wearing dresses made from african print fabric.Whether she’s in Africa or outside africa she wears them.

So, here are 20 times she stunned us in beautiful and stylish african print dresses.

20 African print dress styles worn by Linda Osifo

Linda osifo in short african print dress

This african print short dress paired with nude heels and off white bag is chic and classy. The long sleeves and ruffles makes the dress quite exotic.

Linda Osifo in three tiered african print dress

This three tiered African print dress style is summer goals. The accessories and transparent strap heels goes well with the vibrant colours of the print.

Linda Osifo in an african print long dress

Who says she doesn’t wear long african print dresses? Well she does and it loooks good on her.

She paired this brocade material skirt with an african print top with one shoulder off .

Talk about creativity. This african print long dress is a work of art.

You remember this african print wrap top? Yes she was the one who wore it and I love it.

African print trousers with some swoosh for dramatic flare.

Black and white african print short wrap dress. Perfect for a casual outting.

Am I the only who feels that she looks all innocent in tiered dresses? Any ways, this can double as an african print style for church. Do you also think so?

Nigerian designers won’t kill us with print designs. This dress here mixed with African print fabric is a total yas!!! For me.

I really love the print colors and the style. Not so much going on.

Another dress style for church inspiration. The print is gorgeous.

The hairstyle and the dress style matches perfectly.

Just a regular and simple Linda Osifo ankara style look. Perfect for a sunny day.

I don’t know about the other countries but in my country this material she is wearing is known as tie and dye. The outfit style rocks well with the material.