Mini skirts!Not in the public

HELEN Atim Sosu, is a name that rings bell among the youths, especially, in Ajegunle (AJ City), a suburb in Lagos. Her desire for change made her to set up The Street University to grow young and promising Nigerians as Vice-Chancellor. The Badagry, Lagos State-native and graduate of English Language from the University of Lagos, did a bit of TV presentation and acting.  Aside from mentoring and charity, she has flair for writing and has a bookThe Street University, a compendium of poems for the youths  to her credit. She tells DANIEL ANAZIA what fashion and style are to her. What is fashion to you Its about style and comfort as well as combining colours to look good before observers. In other words, its the expression of ones inner self. Your style I have a simple style. I believe simplicity speaks volume of oneself. It also gives me room to enhance and express myself whenever I wish. Favourite colour I love red colour; it goes well with my skin and makes a statement of its own, even without jewelry and other enhancements. Favourite signature perfumeElizabeth Ardens Red Door announces my presence anywhere I go. It goes well with my body and the fragrance lasts for really long. Favourite piece of clothingMy Little Black Dress (LBD). Most expensive fashion itemMy pieces jewelries; they are worth fortunes.What would you not be caught wearing any day Ill never wear mini skirt in the public. Its not just me. Favourite designers I love Ivana Treasure. She is a creative Nigerian with stunning designs. On the international scene, its Zara. Favourite food Pounded yam served with Ogbono soup! Its surely delicious.What would you consider as fashion and style faux pax Wearing clothes that are either too tight or too loose. What would you consider sexy in men and women Nice, well-fitted clothes that hide all the faults and accentuate all the good areas. How often do you change your wardrobeWell, I try to always have an item of whats in vogue. I do that every four months. Choice travel/holiday destinationWell, that would be London because I have people there to help me, if neccessary. Likes I like optimists.Dislikes  I hate pessimists. Secrets of good lookI watch what I eat and engage in long walks in the evenings. What is on shopping list for the monthBig leather belts and flat gladiator sandals. What would you like to change in Nigeria, if given the opportunity I would promote the appreciation of skills and talents, especially in the youths, as this would boost our economy. It would be great for government to embrace this.  
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