Fashion
Beard gang fashion craze
Beards enhance one’s look be it young or old.
For a fast growth of beard, some youth resort to the use of beard growing products
The muslim men love to have their beard growing because they see it as prestige and symbolic of their faith.
In an interview with Big Ghun, a crusader of the beard gang assemblages who doubles as a musician and film director, he said keeping a neat beard retains one’s status.
According to him beard limits the risk of one being disrespected in the community and keeping beard has been in existence since time immemorial.
By NiiArdayAnkrah
Crochet bags are becoming one of the most admired trends in the fashion world today.
Many fashion lovers use crotchet for tops, dresses, skirts and bags.
In the world of fashion, crochet bags have now become the trend and popular because it’s stylish, comfortable and artistic in nature.
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Yarn-by-us showcases some unique designs.
An emerging Ghanaian fashion brand, Selsam Couture, is steadily carving a niche for itself in the country’s growing fashion industry with bold contemporary designs inspired by nature, creativity and modern elegance.
Founded by young designer Samuel Dadzie, the unisex designs combine African and western fashion to create outfits suitable for weddings, red carpet events and other special occasions.
Selsam Couture has collaborated with notable personalities and platforms including Crik Studios, Miss World Guinea, Queen Afriyie of Ghana’s Most Beautiful (GMB) 2020 and Miss Supranational, further strengthening its presence within the fashion and entertainment space.
Its recently designed ‘3D Glitz and Glam,’ for the TGMA 2024 red carpet, featured intricate pearls and crystal embellishments inspired by the global 3D fashion trend.
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