#HOTSHOTS: "I'M AFRICAN, OF COURSE I KIPETAKA!" Editorial Shoot Paying Homage To The Malagasy People

FashionGHANA proudly presents an exclusive photoshoot titled “I’m African, of course, I Kipetaka” paying homage to the rich cultural heritage of Madagascar and the captivating hairstyle trend known as Kipetaka. This photoshoot celebrates the intricate beauty and elegance of Kipetaka braids, a hairstyle originating from Madagascar characterized by spiral-coiled tips, creating adorable circles at the end of the plaits.

Directed by the visionary Nana Addo Tamakloe, and skillfully captured by Village Multimedia, this photoshoot is a stunning portrayal of African beauty and heritage. Styled by Nana Addo Tamakloe, with garments sourced from FashionGHANA Shop, the shoot features two striking models, Rebecca and Treasure.

Rebecca radiates confidence in a mini two-toned (red and green) dress with a layered wax print skirt, perfectly complementing the vibrant hues of the African landscape. Meanwhile, Treasure exudes grace and sophistication in a two-toned (black and white) mini pencil dress, showcasing the timeless elegance of monochrome fashion.

The makeup artistry, masterfully executed by Carol Zinsu, enhances the natural beauty of the models, accentuating their features with subtle yet captivating touches. Each element of the photoshoot comes together harmoniously to capture the essence of African culture and the allure of the Kipetaka hairstyle.

Through this photoshoot, FashionGHANA celebrates the beauty of African heritage and pays tribute to the resilience and creativity of the Malagasy people. “I’m African, of course, I Kipetaka” encapsulates the spirit of pride and identity, showcasing the timeless appeal of African fashion and culture.