TOOLZ ONIRU & MAI ATAFO DAZZLES ON THE DOUBLE COVER OF Y!NAIJA

It has been an amazing 2013, for the cover personalities on the new cover of Y!Naija. That's talking about the heavenly shaped Toolz 'the body' Oniru and the only fashion stylist we know from Nigeria and by extension Africa, in the person of Ohimai Atafo, who is the Creative egg-head behind MAI. 


Kudos to the guys at Y! Naija for this bumper edition. We particularly love the captions for the different covers, for Ohimai Atafo, it is MAI OF STEEL, channeling that incredible and much loved Super Hero, known to all as Superman; For the shapely Tolu 'Toolz' Oniru, it has been an incredible year, which made the caption for her cover- The year of TOOLZ- very succinct. 

This is issue 14 of the award winning magazine for the young at heart, all through the year the publishers of the magazine have kept their readers glued to the several editions and always eagerly waiting for the new edition. 

Check out the release from them- Toolz, like never before! Y! Magazine issues double cover to end the
year; Tolu Oniru, Mai Atafo take the lead

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VICTORIA KIMANI

Tolu ‘Toolz’ Oniru and Ohimai Atafo of MAI end the year with a bang on
the cover of Y! Magazine’s latest editing ­ The Annual Style Issue. The
magazine hits the stands and shops today.

It’s been an incredible year for Y! Magazine ­ with Wizkid kicking off
the covers, all through Omowunmi Akinnifesi, Timi Dakolo and Tara-Fela
Durotoye. This edition continues the new Y! tradition of double covers.
Both covers were photographed by Moussa Moussa, styled and directed by
Ifan Ifeanyi Michaels, with profiles by Lekan Olarenwaju and Wilfred
Okiche.

15 pages of each edition already dedicated to fashion (p. Fashion Shoot)
we asked ourselves: why do we do this Style Issue, anyways? The answer
as always is simple: “because we love to!” says managing editor, Adebola
Williams. “Because beneath those studied looks of nonchalance,
work­schedules hostile to stilettos, and our inevitable frown at sexism,
the one gender sometimes wants to blossom like a flower and the other to
shine like a thousand stars.”

The magazine as usual includes incisive op-eds - a potpourri of ideas
and issues; a telling interview of four tailors', and an interviewer¹s
delight session with the sitting governor of Rivers, Rotimi Amaechi.

Features from its culture and fashion buffet include a piece on “The
rise and rise of BellaNaija.com”, apiece on “The second coming of Emmy
Collins” and another on “The fall and fall of Arise Magazine Fashion
Week”. There are also interviews with stylist the rising singer Victoria
Kimani and stylist/designer, Adebayo Oke-Lawal.

Y! is available in stores and from vendors across the country. It is
also available at all House of Tara Stores in Lagos, Abuja, Ilorin,
Port-Harcourt, Benin, Kano, Ibadan and Kaduna and Y! campus
representatives in 19 states.

You can also pay for the magazine with your mobile phone and have it
delivered to you at no extra charge ­ or online at exodusestore.com
http://exodusestore.com/ and have it delivered to any part of the
country (click on magazine, click on the Y! Magazine logo and place your
order).

Details and more information are available on www.ynaija.com/magazine 
or via Twitter on @YNaijaMagazine. For enquiries, subscription,
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