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Singer, Darey Art Alade And Actress, Ruth Kadiri Cover The 2014 ‘House Of Maliq’ Valentine Issue

By Mohammed Useni

The very unique, sexy (Artist) Darey Art Alade graces the Valentine issue of HOUSE OF MALIQ online magazine along side pretty talented
Nollywood actress Ruth Kadiri.

In this latest issue Dare speaks on the color he loves best on a woman, on girls fashion trend that confuses him, thing we need to know about the prestige Valentine concert. Ruth Kadiri talks about herself,career, her love for male wristwatches and sunglasses.

Excerpts from the interview below

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Darey on best colors for women
“None in particular. I think that depends on what makes her feelc onfident and helps her exude her natural beauty… but i know my
sweetheart’s one…

Darey on female fashion trends
“The need to follow the trend actually. why do a lot of ladies have to copy and paste? mobile phones, Brazilian weaves and phones leaves me
confused..lol”

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Darey on his Love Like A Movie concert
“The thought process is ridiculously rigorous. many people work behind the scenes at live-spot productions. the theme is simply love…but then, love is not straightforward. it’s dramatic, confusing, overwhelming and sweet so we decide to use music to represent those emotions and infuse elements of theater, songs, amazing lights, high definition 3D projections and graphics, well rehearsed routines and aerial acts who hang mid air some 90m in the sky. the set is actually dual stage so we pretty much have a stage in the ground and another in the air above…that is what you call a love roller coaster…love like a movie 2!!!!”

Darey on future plans

“I am very happy that i will be releasing new music even at the concert. my team and i are working on music videos also…special fever is doing great and people have told me how much they love asiko which features jozi and ice prince. i do hope they will enjoy the new ones that drop any moment from now…”

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For Dare

Photography – Dazzle photos
Styled – Jeremiah Ogbodo of Swanky styling
Costumes- Swanky Signatures
Native Outfit – Yomi casual
Accessories – Swanky Signatures
Makeup – Omalicha Nwayioma Makeovers
Creative Director- Malik Zenishia Zainab
Graphics- Malik Zenishia Zainab /John x (nett)
Co-ordinator – Singer Azeezat

For Ruth Kadiri

Photography – Dazzle photos
Styled – Jeremiah Ogbodo of Swanky styling
Costumes- Floral Net dress, Animal print jacket -Swanky Signatures
Black dress – Vonne couture
Red dress- Signora
Accessories – Swanky Signatures
Makeup – Omalicha Nwayioma Makeovers
Creative Director- Malik Zenishia Zainab
Graphics- Malik Zenishia Zainab /John x (nett)
Co-ordinator – Singer Azeezat

 

 

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