GSI FASHION by AYO SAIDU: INTRODUCING FAWL by AINA FORSTER

Aina Forster was born and raised in Ghana, West-Africa. At a younger age, Aina was always making little outfits for her dolls and cats, she also designed her own clothes to suit her personal style. 
Aina got a degree in Marketing before she became a fashion designer.
FAWL meaning “From Aina With Love”; specialises in female apparel and accessories, many of which include African designs with a touch of modern design.
I really love her collections, they are to die for. Her collections give you that sexy, sassy modern African look. 


Cheak it out on www.fawlclothing.com

Ayo Saidu

ADAM’S APPLES (Movie series review) by Ayo Saidu

After I saw Chapter 1 of Shirley Frimpong-Manso’s ‘Adams Apples’ I just had to write my little review on what I saw. The series follows the lives of the Adams women who struggles, triumphs, personal battles and must of the questions that life has to offer. This captures the very essence of a middle-income family living in marvelous city of Accra.

Starring in this series of chapters  is “Mrs. Adams” played by Anima Misa Amoah, her three daughters who are in their 30s “Jennifer” played by Jocelyn Dumas, “Baaba” played by Yvonne Okoro, and “Kukua” played by Naa Ashorkor Mensah-Doku. Gentlemen in this Sexy Sassy movie are, John Dumelo, Kweku Sintim Misa, and Ajetey Anang.

I fall in love with the concepts, the Storyline, The opening scene even the scene changing. My favorite is the costume, the colorful and beautiful African fashion wow it’s just simply amazing. To me I think this is one of the best movie produced in Africa.

The first chapter of their story premiered at the Grand Premiere Accra on the 21st of April 2011, and subsequent chapters released consecutively at the Silverbird cinema over a 12-month period.

                              I CANNOT WAT FOR THIS “SEXY SASSY” AND IT’S “WAHALA”              

 

Take a look at the trailer;

(Be sure to check out their official YouTube page: ADAM'S APPLE)

GSi Fashion: African Printed Fabric Becomes a Worldwide Fashion Statement... by Ayo Saidu

It all started with animal skins and plants Ancient African pattern gave way to the new African patterns. African clothing has greatly improved over the years. Material like Anakara, Asoke,Kente and many more are used to make various types of clothing. Ancient African times these materials were used to clothe the kings, queens and wealthy groups. Over the last decade it used to be just skirt and blouse, long maxi dresses, and Ero and Buba for ladies, and just top and bottom for the male gender.

     

Over the years African designers such as Sheria Ngowi, Jewel By Lisa, Boxing Kitten and many more has taking the African fashion sense to another level. These designers using African fabric embraced the funky Patten of using different African materials like Ankara, to create a whole new world of fashion.  

Boxing Kitten fall collection 2009

 Year of the gentlemen look
by Sheria Ngowi

  

African Prints on handbags...

Collection by Jewel By Lisa

Even celebrities love them….

Fashion by Ayo Saidu... 

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