Osas Ighodaro showed up for the premiere of “3 Cold Dishes” looking every inch the star she is. The event took place in her home state, Edo, at the Victor Uwaifo Creative Hub — and Osas made sure her look paid tribute to her roots in the most striking way.
She wore a stunning red gown that was both bold and full of flair. The fitted bodice was covered in glistening beadwork that gave it a sculpted feel, while deep burgundy ruffled straps added extra texture and movement. The gown flared into layers of rich burgundy ruffles that swept the floor beautifully, giving her a statuesque presence from every angle.
To complete the look, Osas wore the traditional Edo headpiece, richly decorated with coral beads — a perfect nod to her heritage. She matched it with layers of coral bead necklaces, bracelets, and orange tassel earrings that brought the entire look together. Her makeup stayed warm and golden, with soft bronze eyes and a mauve lip that balanced the richness of the red tones perfectly.
Captioning her photos “Homecoming tings. Off to the Edo State premiere,” Osas was visibly proud to be celebrating the film in her own state — and in true fashion, she made the moment unforgettable.
“3 Cold Dishes” is a pan-African revenge thriller about three women, once victims of sex trafficking, who come together to take revenge on their oppressors.
The film features actors from Nigeria, Benin, Senegal, and Côte d’Ivoire, including Osas Ighodaro, Maud Guerard, Fat Toure, Wale Ojo, Bambadjan Bamba, Femi Jacob, Ruby Akubueze, Amelie Mbaye, Mentor Ba, Taiwo Adeyemi, Tomiwa Kukoyi, Greg Ojefua, Brutus Richards, Aldot Bossou, and Sourou Guovoke.
Co-produced by Osas Ighodaro, BurnaBoy, and his mum BoseOgulu, the film explores themes of revenge, survival and sisterhood.
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