1.Fit is king:**Baju yang pas di badan Baju mahal kebesaran 2.** warna gelap& neutral:** Hitam ,navy,Abu ,olive = auto tegas 3.**Rapi Dari ujung rambut:**Rambut, kuku, Sepatu bersih .Berantakan= wibawa drop4. ** Jangan kebanyakan aksesoris:**1 jam tangan cukup### *hashtag #BadDayEdition *kalau mau post OOTD pas lagi bad Day tapi tetep berwibawa#BerwibawaDuluBadDaykemudian #OutfitTegas - @ronaldo_editor_000"/> 1.Fit is king:**Baju yang pas di badan Baju mahal kebesaran 2.** warna gelap& neutral:** Hitam ,navy,Abu ,olive = auto tegas 3.**Rapi Dari ujung rambut:**Rambut, kuku, Sepatu bersih .Berantakan= wibawa drop4. ** Jangan kebanyakan aksesoris:**1 jam tangan cukup### *hashtag #BadDayEdition *kalau mau post OOTD pas lagi bad Day tapi tetep berwibawa#BerwibawaDuluBadDaykemudian #OutfitTegas - @ronaldo_editor_000 - Tikwm"/> 1.Fit is king:**Baju yang pas di badan Baju mahal kebesaran 2.** warna gelap& neutral:** Hitam ,navy,Abu ,olive = auto tegas 3.**Rapi Dari ujung rambut:**Rambut, kuku, Sepatu bersih .Berantakan= wibawa drop4. ** Jangan kebanyakan aksesoris:**1 jam tangan cukup### *hashtag #BadDayEdition *kalau mau post OOTD pas lagi bad Day tapi tetep berwibawa#BerwibawaDuluBadDaykemudian #OutfitTegas - @ronaldo_editor_000"/>

@ronaldo_editor_000: Maksudnya "outfit cowok berwibawa" buat ngatasin _bad day_ ya? 😎** Biar tetep keliatan tegas+ pede walau lagi_ bad mood_ , kuncinya simple ,rapi, dan warnanya neutral.Outfit yang berwibawa=bikin orang auto segan ### *3 Formula Outfit cowok Berwibawa Anti Bad Day * **1. Smart Casual CEO Mode** Buat kuliah , kerja, atau nongkrong tapi tetep disegani - ** Atasan: ** kemeja oxford polos warna navy, hitam , atau putih. Gulung lengan dikit.- ** Bawahan:** Celeana chino/ankle pants warna khaki , charcoal, atau hitam .No sobek-sobek .- **Sepatu:** Loafers,Chelsea boots, atau sneakers putih bersih.-**Extra:** Jam tangan kulit/steel+ kacamata hitam. ***Bides:***Tenang tapi dominnan.Bad day langsung minggir.**2.Monokrom Minimalist** paling gampang tapi efeknya kuat- ** Atasan:** kaos crew neck/henley hitam fit di badan, jangan kebesaran-**Bawahan:**Celana bahan hitam atau jeans black wash slim fit- **Outer:**Over shirt atau chore jacket warna senada-**Sepatu:**Boots atau sneakers full black*** Vibes:***Misterius, fokus,nggak banyak drama.**3. Old Money Clean Look** keliatan mahal tenpa logo gede- **Atasan:** polo shirt rapi atau kemeja linen warna earth tone :olive, cream,mocca-**Bawahan:** Celana bahan straight cut warna beige/off-white polo shirt rapi atau kemeja linen warna earth Celana bahan straight cut warna beige/off white _ ** Sepatu:** White sneakers premium atua penny loafers- ** Extra: ** lkat pinggang kulit , rambut klimis rapi *** Vibes: *** Dewasa berkelas, bad Day jadi naggak berani ganggu.--- ### *kunci Berwibawa Biar yang pas di badan> 1.Fit is king:**Baju yang pas di badan Baju mahal kebesaran 2.** warna gelap& neutral:** Hitam ,navy,Abu ,olive = auto tegas 3.**Rapi Dari ujung rambut:**Rambut, kuku, Sepatu bersih .Berantakan= wibawa drop4. ** Jangan kebanyakan aksesoris:**1 jam tangan cukup### *hashtag #BadDayEdition *kalau mau post OOTD pas lagi bad Day tapi tetep berwibawa#BerwibawaDuluBadDaykemudian #OutfitTegas

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I hesitated a lot to post this as I understand it will create a chain of reactions… But i can’t help it happened that I was pretty much not allowed to enter the Christian Center in Abuja before seeing the manager…  and that’s a first for me. 😅🇳🇬 I walked through the gate of this massive church in Abuja and headed inside, just like I’ve done at uncountable churches all around the world. Apparently, that’s not how it works here… Fine I understand and respect procedures. But the way I was stopped was very hostile and I have never experienced people serving at a house of god frustratingly screaming at me. I was immediately stopped and told there was a procedure: report to the office, speak to the manager, have my details recorded and get permission before entering. And that’s completely fair. They explained that there are serious security concerns surrounding churches in Nigeria, so I understand why protocols exist, especially when a stranger walks in. But I told them straight away that I was a Catholic and that I just came to admire the church. It wasn’t enough… What disappointed me was simply the way it was communicated. The interaction became unnecessarily hostile, and at one point the instruction was basically: don’t let this guy inside! ❌ Then they made me sit in a reception waiting for the manager that never arrived! 🤷🏽‍♂️ It felt particularly strange because shortly before this I had visited the Abuja National Mosque. I walked in as a non-Muslim visitor and was warmly welcomed to look around and take photos and videos as much as I wanted. Thankfully, the first people I encountered at the National Christian Center in Abuja definitely didn’t represent everyone. Some other people eventually stepped in, welcomed me, explained everything calmly, had a chat with the guards and took me inside. 🙏 So yes, I eventually got to see the National Christian Center in Abuja. 🙏🏼 But after that welcome, when they asked if I wanted to pray, I told them truthfully that at that moment I didn’t really feel like it. An unfortunate start, but also just one experience with a couple people. And let me make this one VERY CLEAR: It certainly doesn’t change the incredibly warm welcome I’ve received from Nigerians throughout this trip.  Love you Nigeria ❤️🇳🇬 #nigeria #abuja
I hesitated a lot to post this as I understand it will create a chain of reactions… But i can’t help it happened that I was pretty much not allowed to enter the Christian Center in Abuja before seeing the manager… and that’s a first for me. 😅🇳🇬 I walked through the gate of this massive church in Abuja and headed inside, just like I’ve done at uncountable churches all around the world. Apparently, that’s not how it works here… Fine I understand and respect procedures. But the way I was stopped was very hostile and I have never experienced people serving at a house of god frustratingly screaming at me. I was immediately stopped and told there was a procedure: report to the office, speak to the manager, have my details recorded and get permission before entering. And that’s completely fair. They explained that there are serious security concerns surrounding churches in Nigeria, so I understand why protocols exist, especially when a stranger walks in. But I told them straight away that I was a Catholic and that I just came to admire the church. It wasn’t enough… What disappointed me was simply the way it was communicated. The interaction became unnecessarily hostile, and at one point the instruction was basically: don’t let this guy inside! ❌ Then they made me sit in a reception waiting for the manager that never arrived! 🤷🏽‍♂️ It felt particularly strange because shortly before this I had visited the Abuja National Mosque. I walked in as a non-Muslim visitor and was warmly welcomed to look around and take photos and videos as much as I wanted. Thankfully, the first people I encountered at the National Christian Center in Abuja definitely didn’t represent everyone. Some other people eventually stepped in, welcomed me, explained everything calmly, had a chat with the guards and took me inside. 🙏 So yes, I eventually got to see the National Christian Center in Abuja. 🙏🏼 But after that welcome, when they asked if I wanted to pray, I told them truthfully that at that moment I didn’t really feel like it. An unfortunate start, but also just one experience with a couple people. And let me make this one VERY CLEAR: It certainly doesn’t change the incredibly warm welcome I’ve received from Nigerians throughout this trip. Love you Nigeria ❤️🇳🇬 #nigeria #abuja

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