I love music, it’s life, keeps my mind together and stronger for myself. Helps me work on my self , especially the kinda music 🎶🎼 that I listen to , the kinda music I love and that musician in particular or in collaboration that made the lyrics, the song. Music that motivates my inner weakness to strive up stronger and warms my cold bones and feet . Music relaxes my nerves and I remember when I walked into an auntie shop (small mom I call her) and she is a professional fashion design, my mum calls her a witch because she is excellent with her work . And so she was about cutting a fabric of one of her clients at that time I walked in, wanted to listen to music via my phone and she stopped me, twice I tried... So surprising, I asked her why and she said she doesn’t want to listen to any music and that she doesn’t know why but maybe the song I put on PLAY was not what she likes to listen too(Agreed). But it’s kinda awkward and trust me apparently she doesn’t like songs and not even Gospels cause she is a Christian, I mean I am a Christian too. She doesn’t dance 💃🏽 and she doesn’t follow trend (best known to her), she would do her work perfectly as you bring it to her but she doesn’t explore with it. Now let me tell you what I know about music; Music is Fashion, Art, Trend, Hardworking, task, time and most of it, it is life in all. Depends on your taste and the kinda of Musical idea or trend you love to listen to. When I love a song I solemnly love the writer/artiste/musician. When I like a song , I might not like/love the writer/artiste/musician. It’s different, spot the difference, your difference in differences! I love Robyn Rihanna Fenty (RiRi), I love her music , her style and her personality amoungst others. So I have had this on my file for a while now I am sharing it with you here.. Rihanna arrives at the Met Gala in 2015 in the Guo Pei 'omelette dress'
Guo Pei: the Chinese designer who made Rihanna's omelette dress. Chinese designer Guo Pei had been creating couture for more than 30 years when Rihanna stepped on to the red carpet in an extraordinary yellow cape two years ago. Dubbed the omelette dress for its striking resemblance to brunch, it went viral and made the world notice Guo’s work.

The dress wasn’t designed for Rihanna. In fact, it had been sitting in Guo’s studio for three years when the singer’s team came across it after making inquiries into Chinese couture during the run up to the 2015 Met Gala, the theme of which was China: Through the Looking Glass.

Beijing-born Guo, who turned 50 recently, cut her teeth in fashion design following the Cultural Revolution. As Cathy Horyn explained in the New York Times, her career as a designer “began when there was no fashion in her country”. For the past 20 years, Guo has focused on high fashion, specialising in technical work that is grand in dimension and scale and as intricate as that of any Paris couture house. It’s no wonder that she has appeared at Paris couture week, last year becoming the first Chinese national to do so.

Guo Pei backstage at Haute couture fashion week, Paris, 2017.
Guo Pei backstage at Haute couture fashion week, Paris, 2017. Photograph: REX/Shutterstock
The now-famous Yellow Empress cape weighs 25kg, has a 16ft train, features over 50,000 hour’s worth of hand embroidery and took two years to make. The sheer weight of the dress meant that, when it was first shown, at a 2012 show in China, the model made it only halfway down the catwalk before the lights had to be turned off and the show stopped so that she could remove the cape and return backstage. Hard work and fun is what I see all over RIRi and it says much about her music (work work work)😀. . . And I bring to you her noble self; . More wine 🍷 to her cup.