African Figure Fashion Show comes off in July

Jul 6
08:21

2015

Faisal Gondal

Faisal Gondal

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He said the occasion would be a night to recall by the individuals from the corporate world and different divisions of society, at this very moment would be mixed with music, parody, move and demonstrating.

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SDV Global,African Figure Fashion Show comes off in July Articles an occasion association in a joint effort with Okletey Fashion Design and Exotic Modeling Agency, will set up a Fashion Show named: "African Figure Fashion Show," to advance African style, and give unmistakable and clear way of life to Africans and Africans in the Diaspora.

The show, slated for Friday, July 17, tries to draw out the uniqueness and adaptability of African plans on both the neighborhood and universal business, regarding bona fide styles suitable for all event.

Mr Selassie Nyadzi, Director of SDV Global, tending to a public interview to dispatch the occasion, said the show would be recreated in all the local capitals, to offer chance to everybody to create enthusiasm for African plans.

 

He said originators would exhibit mixture of African design outlines, by method for making a stage to extend African styles to the universal business, to make Ghana the best destination for African style.

Mr Nyadzi reported that the coordinators would utilize the event to present a style plan to empower corporate officials and the business group to choose their design arrangement for their closets.

"The style Plan will empower business officials and other work force to be dressed by the originators more than a time of time contingent upon their inclination. They are permitted to choose the quantity of months that they need to be given with restrictive African plans to all events," he included.

He said: "finally we commit ourselves in wearing own plans as African and also sticking to the social and conventional estimations of our groups to advance the required change".

Mr Nyadzi, hence, spoke to the legislature, corporate bodies and associations to bolster the thought to make more occupations and in the meantime advance African culture and qualities.

Mr Moses Okletey, Chief Executive Officer of Okletey Fashion Design, focused on the requirement for Ghanaians to champion the advancement of African social qualities and personality.

He said the style show was to empower people in general to admire the need to belittle African form in Ghana and the whole African landmass.

He additionally engaged nearby material organizations to consider reconsidering their costs descending, to empower them deliver at moderate costs, to meet the pockets of all Ghanaians.

Ms Vida Abena Yeboah, Chief Executive Officer of VIDOL Sleek Ware, said the show was an open door for more youthful originators to showcase their abilities, and encouraged them to benefit from it.