Fashion
Who wore it best? Sandra Ankobiah vs actress Salma Mumin
Sandra Ankobiah and Salma Mumin are definitely stepping up their fashion game.
Ghanaian socialite and Lawyer, Sandra Ankobiah is among the stylish female celebrities making Ghana proud in the fashion world.
She has a great fashion sense and understands the relevance of investing in quality products which will last a lifetime and make her stand out.
Actress Salma Mumin is also one of the few celebrities who have stepped up their fashion game.
Born in the Upper West of Ghana, Salma has received many awards for her great acting skills and humanitarian works.
Celebrities twinning has come to stay and Sandrah Ankobiah channelled Salma Mumin while attending Nana Aba Anamoah’s birthday party.
They both wore a colourful apparel style by Salma Mumin and paired with the same stiletto.
While Sandra complemented her look with black short hair, Salma opted for blonde hair.
Which of the looks would you wear and why? Share your thoughts with us.
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It was a night filled with thrills, pomp pageantry as the Ghana’s Creative industry heavyweights gathered at the Iconic Osu Castle for the 15th Rhythms on the runway last Saturday.
An event, powered by Nineteen57 was dubbed ‘Black Star Edition ‘ saw some celebrated designers curate exquisite designs and accessories for exhibition.
That moment bravery came as top models and some celebrities projected these designs majestically on the runway with brisk catwalk.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
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Ghana’s award-winning fashion designer, Yolanda (Yoli) Koomson has shared inspiration behind her new ‘Daakye’Holiday Collections.
The unveiling would be heralded with a fashion show on Saturday, December 14, at Kempinski Kempinski Galleria SLW in Accra.
Sharing the creative inspiration behind,Daakye Holiday 25/26 collections, Yoli Koomson said “Daakye,” an Akan word meaning That Which Is To Come, reflects our commitment to honouring heritage while imagining the future of African craftsmanship.”
For this season, Creative Director Yolanda Koomson draws inspiration from the resilient rafia palmin culture, utility, and artistry.
Its raw texture, natural warmth, and generational symbolism serve as the foundation for a collection that merges tradition with modern architectural design.
The palette echoes the earthy strength and understated elegance of rafia:
Silhouettes blend sculptural structure with fluid draping, symbolizing the dialogue between memory and forward motion.
Key pieces include the Architectural Blazer, Draped Gown, Sculptural Trousers, and standout separates embroidered with metallic threads.
Against this backdrop, all creative enthusiast are entreated be at the event to experience a vision of tomorrow one woven with the wisdom of yesterday.
