The event at Independence Square was a celebration of leadership and a sartorial masterpiece, as attendees showcased the finest in Ghanaian fashion.
President Mahama
President John Mahama’s inauguration look was a breathtaking ode to tradition and leadership. Draped in a custom Kente cloth by Bondana, every thread of his attire told a story.
The cloth, aptly named ‘Ɛmmerɛ pa da w’anim’ (Better days await you), was adorned with powerful Adinkra symbols:
- Nyame Dua (Tree of God): A divine reminder of God’s protection.
- Gye Nyame (God’s Omnipotence): An emblem of unwavering faith.
- Sankofa (Learn from the Past): A call to draw wisdom from history.
- Dwennimmen (Humility and Strength): A leader’s balance between power and grace.
Former First Lady Nana Konadu Agyeman Rawlings and Former Second Lady Samira Bawumia
Two iconic women stole the spotlight with their regal appearances, Former First Lady Nana Konadu Agyeman Rawlings radiated elegance in a modern twist on traditional Kente, paying homage to her legacy as a cultural pioneer as she engaged Former Second Lady Samira Bawumia, a style icon in her own right.
Hon. Hajia Nasira Afrah
Member of Parliament for Sekyere Afram Plains, stunned in a masterpiece by Details By Neyomi.
Jackie Appiah
Actress Jackie Appiah turned heads in an understated yet glamorous look by Yartel
Mrs. Irene Gyamfi
Wife of NDC Communications Director Sammy Gyamfi embodied sophistication in a Lush Lahai creation styled by Andria Abraham Bridal.
Vera George
Wife of Ningo Prampram lawmaker, Sam George also went for a classic look designed by
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Akosua Vee
The Style consultant and blogger was one of the best dress of the event wearing a bespoke piece from Akuaba Orleans
