Celebrities and public personalities are typically known for their unique sense of fashion. While some celebrities are not interested in fashion, others have built a consistent fashion brand in the public eye and are revered by fashionistas.
There are four of them, which are listed below.
Samira Bawumia
It is clichéd that the second gentleman of the land’s wife is a fashionista, not just an ordinary spouse of a politician or prominent figure.
She has revolutionized the way the traditionally conservative positions of first and second lady have been carried out in terms of attire since her arrival on the Ghanaian political scene.
Samira’s youthful and magnificent body enhances every outfit she wears, catching the attention of the flashlights, and photos of her are frequently featured in social media display pictures and profiles.
Kwesi Kyei Darkwa (KKD)
The archetypal fashion icon, with a strong fashion brand that spans generations. KKD delivers a level of bespokeness unrivaled anywhere in Ghana, regardless of the type of apparel he wears.
K. K. D. , as he is known in entertainment circles, has maintained his luster for well over two decades, emanating Excellence, Elegance, and Eloquence.
Media, Brands, and Tourism are all part of his diverse portfolio.
Nana Akua Addo
The socialite and businesswoman is one of Ghanaian showbiz’s most prominent fashion idols.
Her one-of-a-kind offering is a meticulously designed avant-garde persona that closely resembles that of one of America’s most famous fashionistas, Kim Kardashian.
Osebo the Zaraman
With his unique wearing style, the relatively unknown figure in Ghana showbiz caught the industry by storm.
Osebo the Zaraman, the owner of Boutique 24/7, is unafraid to defy all fashion conventions and create his own.
He’ s established an enviable niche for himself as the number one trendsetter when it comes to the strangest ways of clothing since he first appeared on social media.
On both online and offline venues, his Scottish skirt cross- dressing designs have gotten the most attention.
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