Miss Port Harcourt City 2025, Umashiida Igbi, marked her 25th birthday with a fashion moment worthy of a crown, stepping out in a sculpted scarlet mini by Dwelling, the Port Harcourt–based haute couture house.
Umashiida Igbi
The tailored satin jacket-dress sweeps diagonally with an inky Black drape, styled with opera gloves, jet-Black hosiery, sky-high pumps, and a dramatic red hat finished with a sheer rosette. A cascade of pearls framed her neckline—classic pageant glamour with editorial bite.
“Chapter 25 unlocked in grand style,” she shared. “This birthday feels extra special because I step into it as your reigning Miss Port Harcourt City 2025… Here’s to new beginnings, bigger dreams, and carrying this crown with grace, strength, and purpose. Happy birthday to me.”
Umashiida Igbi
Umashiida Igbi
Dwelling’s atelier cut a power silhouette—razor lapels, clean seams, and that ribboning Black sash—to telegraph poise and motion. The look lands squarely in the sweet spot between old-world elegance and modern pageant edge.
Celebrity MUA and official Miss Port Harcourt City artist Kimalyn delivered velvety skin, precision liner, and caramel-nude lips, letting the hat and pearls sing. It’s polished, photogenic glam that reads beautifully in studio light. Photo by a Lagos-based celebrity photographer, Olly (@ollyshotit_ )
Umashiida Igbi
Umashiida Igbi
Umashiida Igbi
A queen with a mission
Crowned earlier this month, Umashiida, a University of Port Harcourt graduate from Ahoada East and a Virtual Assistant officer, now carries Rivers State pride on her shoulders as she prepares to represent Nigeria at Miss Africa 2025. The organization saluted her milestone: “Happy birthday, Miss Port Harcourt City 2025, Umashiida… may you reign supreme and may all your wishes come true.”
Umashiida Igbi
Umashiida Igbi
Happy 25th, Queen Umashiida. Your poise, work ethic, and community spirit shimmer as brightly as Dwelling’s couture. May this new chapter bring higher platforms, louder applause, and a victorious run at Miss Africa 2025. Shine on—Port Harcourt and Nigeria are cheering.
