The world of fashion in Ghana are beginning to embrace the beauty of rocking African fabric and prints to work, unlike before when people stuck to wearing corporate ready-to-wear outfits to work.
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5 times Anita Akuffo taught us how to switch up our work style with African prints
Media personality, Anita Akuffo has mastered the craft of styling African prints into fashionable workwear.
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Media personality, Anita Akuffo is among the few female style influencers who always steps out in African print dresses and we totally love them.
Aside from promoting the local textile industry, she sure knows how to inspire us to rock African prints and fabrics to your workplace.
If you want to rock a chic style with African print styles, then Anita is your perfect inspiration.
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Rocking the two pieces style to work is one of the ways to make a fashion statement. We love the combination of the polka dot shirt to the African print skirt.
Anita Akuffo
Pulse Ghana
The loose maternity style plus the touch of lace is just perfect.
Anita Akuffo
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Anita is a trendsetter in this lighter coloured African print suit matched with the darker coloured pants.
Anita Akuffo
Pulse Ghana
Just a flare dress for the day isn't a bad idea at all.
Anita Akuffo
Pulse Ghana
Highlighting your figure in a style like this will give you some level of youthfulness and class.
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Anita Akuffo
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