Joy Mojisola Raimi made a bold appearance at the Miss World Top Model competition, representing Nigeria in a look inspired by the Tiv culture of Benue State. The event followed the Head-to-Head Challenge and featured contestants from across the world showcasing personal style, poise, and cultural identity.
Raimi stepped onto the runway in an outfit rooted in heritage. Drawing from the red-and-black patterns of the Tiv people, she presented a piece that reflected unity and strength. She created the design herself, merging traditional elements with contemporary structure.
The top of the dress was shaped and structured, covered in thousands of beads. These beads, placed one by one, highlighted the detailed craft of Nigerian makers. A high neckline and sharp shoulders brought contrast, while wide sleeves and a moving overskirt added rhythm to her steps.
She wore black heels and minimal earrings, letting the outfit speak for itself. Her walk was steady, her presence firm.
Raimi’s appearance went beyond fashion. It was a message about roots, design, and identity. By stepping out in a self-made piece, she placed Nigerian culture at the heart of a global platform. Her runway moment became a story—one of expression, history, and pride.
Watch the video of Joy Mojisola Raimi’s look
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