Author: Pride Team

Traditional and Contemporary are about the latest fashion styles. From Ankara to lace, these fashion styles are laced with a touch of class, elegance and grace. They are deviations from the everyday fashion you are used to. The dramatic sleeves, edgy slits, unique designs and exquisite tailoring add up to make our catalogue a must-see. We curated the best Ankara and lace styles for you, our Pride Woman, who is a symbol of sophistication (and you can take that to the bank). Take a look below:

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Yet again, we went down the streets of Instagram on a search and we came out with the best looks. As long as it is trendy, stylish and has a ‘vibe’, you get to see it here. Check them out: https://www.instagram.com/p/DOtb5xOiPHT/?img_index=1 https://www.instagram.com/p/DQH3QI_jAci/?img_index=1 https://www.instagram.com/p/Cwe7yOcolqr/ https://www.instagram.com/p/DTDWrDcjEBz/?img_index=1 https://www.instagram.com/p/DQpQHsFjGGU/?img_index=1 https://www.instagram.com/p/DTyEy_VjdIN/?img_index=1 https://www.instagram.com/p/DUY2Bp1Daiy/?img_index=1 https://www.instagram.com/p/DT4zsWUjBMc/?img_index=1 https://www.instagram.com/p/DTYYjeHjMXM/?img_index=1 https://www.instagram.com/p/DSKuGppjs6-/?img_index=1

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Lip balm is one of those everyday essentials many people reach for without thinking twice. Yet store-bought options often contain artificial fragrances, preservatives and ingredients that can dry out the lips over time. Making your own lip balm at home gives you full control over what goes on your lips while allowing you to create something nourishing, affordable and personalised. DIY lip balms are simple to make, require only a few ingredients and can be adapted to suit different skin needs. Whether you want intense moisture, a glossy finish or a hint of natural flavour, homemade lip balms offer a…

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The British Urban Film Festival (BUFF) has announced the appointment of Kelechi Ehenulo as its new Artistic Director, marking a significant new chapter for the BAFTA-qualifying festival as it moves from its traditional October slot to 4-9 May 2026 for the first time in its history. The appointment comes as BUFF enters its third decade, with the calendar shift designed to expand the festival’s cultural visibility, strengthen industry engagement and align the programme more closely with the wider film and awards calendar. Ehenulo is a freelance film critic and producer whose work has appeared in Empire Magazine, Digital Spy, GamesRadar, Movie Marker, Film Stories and The Daily Mirror, among others. She has…

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There is a quiet but deeply painful tension unfolding in many faith communities: women in their late forties who long for children yet continue to postpone motherhood while waiting for marriage, often out of loyalty to religious teachings or cultural expectations. Their stories are rarely spoken aloud, but they raise urgent questions about faith, biology, autonomy, and the evolving realities of modern life. At the heart of this issue lies a simple biological truth: marriage can occur at virtually any age, but childbearing is bound by time. Fertility declines steadily with age, and while modern medicine has expanded possibilities, it…

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There was a special kind of excitement that came with secondary school clubs. Beyond the classrooms and assembly halls, these clubs were where friendships were formed, confidence was built and lifelong memories quietly took root. Long before social media timelines and digital portfolios, our after-school activities said a lot about who we were and who we were becoming. The Literary and Press Club For those who loved words, the literary or press club was home. Members spent afternoons reading poems aloud, writing short stories or practising debates that felt far more important than they probably were. The press club members…

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When people think of countries, vast populations and sprawling cities often come to mind. Yet, scattered across the globe are nations so small that their entire population could fit into a modest town. These countries may be tiny in number, but many of them hold outsized cultural, political and historical significance. Here are some of the smallest countries in the world by population. Vatican City Vatican City is the smallest country in the world by population, with fewer than one thousand residents. Nestled within the city of Rome, it is the spiritual centre of the Roman Catholic Church and the…

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Turning 50 often comes with a deeper awareness of how food affects the body. Metabolism slows, muscle mass reduces, and the risk of chronic conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, and high blood pressure increases. While ageing is natural, certain foods can speed up health challenges and make it harder to stay energetic and strong. Reducing or eliminating these foods can support better health in midlife and beyond. 1. Processed meats Sausages, bacon, hot dogs, and cured meats are heavily processed and packed with salt, preservatives, and unhealthy fats. Regular consumption has been linked to heart disease, high blood pressure,…

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Dear  Dorothy, People keep telling me I look angry, distant, or unapproachable. The truth is, I’m not. I just don’t smile easily. Even when I’m happy, my face doesn’t always show it. I feel pressure to constantly soften my expression so I don’t offend anyone, especially at work or social gatherings. It’s exhausting, and sometimes I wonder if something is wrong with me. Why can’t I smile like everyone else, and how do I handle the reactions that come with it? Signed,Tiara Dear Tiara, First, take a breath. Nothing is wrong with you. Not everyone wears their emotions on their…

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Cocoa has been consumed for centuries, valued not only for its rich flavour but also for its impressive health properties. Derived from the seeds of the cacao tree, cocoa in its natural form is packed with nutrients and plant compounds that support overall well-being. When consumed responsibly and in less processed forms, cocoa can play a positive role in a balanced diet. Rich in powerful antioxidantsCocoa is one of the richest sources of antioxidants, particularly flavonoids. These compounds help protect the body from oxidative stress, which is linked to ageing and many chronic conditions. By reducing cell damage, cocoa supports…

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