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Fashion Verdict: Between Rita Dominic and Ini Edo who dressed best?

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By Chioma Obinagwam

Rita Dominic and Ini Edo are popular Nollywood actresses with outstanding stage performances and acting roles, which has won them accolades over the years.

Beyond the screen, they are endowed with good brains, looks, style and grace.

Their fashion taste is delectable.

Confiance News have put together some images of the duo dressed in stunning attires.
Who dressed better? What is your verdict?

Ini Edo
Rita Dominic
Rita Dominic
Ini Edo
Rita Dominic
Ini Edo
Rita Dominic
Ini Edo                                    
Rita Dominic
Ini Edo
Rita Dominic
Ini Edo
Ini Edo
Rita Dominic
Ini Edo
Ini Edo
Rita Dominic
Rita Dominic
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