Photos: Eno’s Outfit For 2017 Ghana Meets Naija Leaves People Talking

After a weekend of outstanding musical performances from M.anifest, Falz Tha Badguy, Kojo Cue, Tiwa Savage, Shatta Wale , Davido and others at the  2017 Ghana meets Naija concert,  many on social media continue to discuss incidents that happened at the show.

Ghana's female rapper, Eno, however caught the eye of the crowd with her outfit and has since been a point of discussion.

The attire, which exposed all her thighs and only partially covered her buttocks has sparked controversial discussions on decency.

While others have condemned the outfit, a section is defending her, claiming it achieved the goal of getting her the hype and attention craved for so much in the showbiz industry.

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Photos : Nana Akua Addo’s AMVCA Dress Inspires Aishwarya-Rai’s Appearance At The Cannes Red Carpet In Paris

Actress Nana Akua Addo has been making the headlines lately. Earlier this year her sense of style has been the talk of many Ghanaians. 

Talk of her grand entrance at the 2015 Ghana Movie Awards where she slayed like no one’s business and as usual while some loved it others still found something wrong not as if she cared though.

But come to think of it? what could be her reason for this new fashion trend?

The model, television presenter and actress, who went into hibernation after her return from the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCAs) in Nigeria, has suddenly influenced some people in the fashion and entertainment industry with her exclusive dresses and presentation during most events she attends.

Her stunning dress stole the show at the prestigious Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCAs) held at the Eko Hotels & Suites in Lagos.

The dress, which has since been trending wildly on social media, drew praise for Nana Akua Addo from many Ghanaians, who stressed that her sense of fashion and style is simply out of this world.

Australian High Commission Organizes Indigenous Textiles Fashion Show

In celebration of its National Reconciliation Week, the Australian High Commission in Ghana has this week announced it will be putting together a fashion extravaganza for stakeholders within the Ghanaian space as well as all Ghanaians with the love for fashion.

In partnership with the Board of Fashion Ghana as well as Vickie Remoe and Company, the High Commission will be hosting an event dubbed as the “Indigenous Textiles Fashion Show” on Saturday 3 June at the College of Physicians and Surgeons in Accra.