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Lovers of fashion have the opportunity to enjoy a one-stop-shopping experience at the upcoming Legon Fashion Week this month.
Slated to launch on the 6th of October, the event has tabled various fun activities including seminars, exhibitions and fashion shows to excite the thousands of audience expected to show up.
About twenty designers - consisting ten professional and ten up and coming designers - are expected to add a touch of glamour to the event by showcasing their creativity and ingenuity.
The full week event will be held at the forecourt of Mensah Sarbah Hall of the University of Ghana (Legon) from 10am to 10pm each day on the 8th to 12th October.
It will also be characterized by analysis of fashion trends which will equip participants with the dos and don’ts of modern fashion.
The Legon Fashion Week will be interactive as various celebrities are expected to engage students and other participants, on their experiences as far as fashion is concerned.
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