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Golden girl! Fashion designer Toyin Lawani clocks 37 in style, releases hot photos

- Celebrity fashion designer, Toyin Lawani recently clocked a year older and showed the world why she is a top designer

- Dripping in gold, she stunned in her birthday photoshoot as she celebrated her new age

- Toyin clocked 37 on March 1

Not even being a mother of three and a serial entrepreneur can stop fashion designer, Toyin Lawani, from looking like a bag of money as she clocks a new age.

The celebrity fashion designer turned 37 on March 1, and decided to share stunning photos of herself to celebrate her new age. Take it from us, the queen was dripping in gold and looking much more than a million bucks.

From her glowing skin, to the impressive face beat and the jaw-dropping transformer gold outfits, Lawani proved that she is a top Nigerian fashion designer for a reason.

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Toyin posed in the stunning outifts and is currently trending online for being absolutely gorgeous!

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Happy birthday mama!

Meanwhile, A Nigerian man recently took to celebrating his wife's birthday in a special way as she clocks a new age. The lovely way in which he celebrated and adorned her with praises created a love buzz all over.

The man identified on Instagram as Williams took to his page to shower his wife whom he recently married with praise. He was not sparing in his devotion to her. His words which were very well poised to show his affection revealed how much he loved his wife.

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