However, the Aso-oke stood out for me whenever I style brides. After doing the makeup, I tie the headgear and after they have put on their complete traditional outfit there’s a way they look ...

It’s not dissimilar. My sisters and I had blouses (called buba in the Yoruba language) made using an aso ebi (family cloth), a lace fabric that we would then pair with aso oke (high cloth).