"Feline SS15" Collection by Totally Ethnik

Totally Ethnik announces the official launch of their new Women Wear Collection for Spring/Summer 2015. The collection, entitled Feline, draws from Designer Marie Kipre’s inspirations from the feline animal kingdom, interpreting the gracefulness yet strength of those animals. The Feline woman is therefore bold, modern and strong.

Totally Ethnik’s Feline designs offer a sophisticated expression of very feminine yet audacious, striking colors, patterns intended for women who are on top of their world. 

This collection is our strongest yet since the technique is more improved, more refined, and more elegant. The fabrics reveal exotic, feline prints and textures.

Totally Ethnik was founded in 2012 in Accra, Ghana, and is now in the process of opening a shop in East Legon, Accra.

SO CHIC DE WOODIN...

Africa’s fast fashion brand, Woodin, today unveiled its latest and newest collection for 2015, So Chic De Woodin.

Designed with the funkiest, stylish and creative woman in mind, Woodin’s new collection is everything you need to stand out this season of love.

 The exciting combination of cool and warm colours and small motifs allows you to transform from smart to glam. The new collection will be launched at the Woodin Oxford Street boutique in Accra at 3pm on February 6th, 2015 with a mini-fashion show and small event.

The fabric is available in 8 designs and colours all boutiques nationwide and at all points of sale.

MEET THE ABRANTIE BEHIND THE "A" LOOK.........

 A post specially for the men who read my blog every time. i personally fell in love with this collection because of the choice of fabric and the fact that the men are not being left out of new fashion trends that has evolved in Ghana. As usual i bring you a step closer  to the man behind the "A" look......

Tell me more about the man behind the "A"look?
The man behind the “A”LOOK is Oheneba Yaw Boamah, a creative person into design, fashion and film. A very down to earth person who loves God’s work and research a lot about fashion, film and Art in general.


Did you attend any fashion school to come out with such skill? Do you just design?

It started as a helping hand to my auntie who is a fashion designer. Mostly making and fastening covered button and stiffing fabrics. Later studied Industrial Arts and majored in Fashion and Textiles at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology. Had attachment at Akosombo Textiles Ltd.(ATL) whiles at the University. I did my national service and worked at Tex-styles Ghana Ltd.(GTP) and Ghana Textiles manufacturing Company(GTMC) as a textile designer with lots of today’s African prints designs to my credits and some customized prints likes; Ghana@50 ceremonial cloth, Political Parties Anniversary cloth, cooperate Institutions, Schools, Banks etc.

  How long have you been designing?

Professional clothing design started right when I was about completing University when I held my first fashion show around 2006. I shift to fabrics designing when I found myself at GTP but was designing cloths for personally until the unearthing of the brand “Abrantie”.

 



















Share with us your journey to uncovering the "A"look?

The “A” Look which is basically “The Abrantie Look” literally means “A Gentleman Look”. It came up on thoughts of seeing men in gentle and classic cloths with a touch of African appearance in Style.



 Where did you get the inspiration from to unveil such a collection?

The inspiration came from the graceful nature our women rock African prints to the fullest and seems to be enjoying it all alone. We decide to put men in that colorful appearance but still looking gentle and classic with sense of African.

 






























Do you think the Average Ghanaian man has accepted the A look yet?

The A look is not there yet to the Average Ghanaian. But the rate at which Ghanaians and Africans abroad are embracing it is remarkable. Our wish is to see all Ghanaians, celebrities especially and Africans as a whole to accept our rich African fashion just like how the westerners have pride and endorse their fashion brands as seen in movies, music video, etc. 

Is this your first collection?

No. I had a collection tagged “OSEY GHANA”…a very colorful more casual trendy Ghana cheering gear collection that was for both sex.

A lot of people are embracing the use of the African Wax print? What do you think about this initiative and how unique is your collection from the others we see around?
It’s a good step in the right direction in promoting our fashion and designers to the international market and world as a whole. Abrantie being a textile and clothing design Company has exclusive prints use for our products. Also our products are high tailored measured bespoke with quality, style and taste of our clients request.

Any intention of hitting the runway soon?
There are few fashion show invitations in the pipeline and we are also working on our new collection line which will hit the runway soon.

 





























Where are you located?
We are located at Kwashieman George Walker Bush High Way, Off Santa Maria Road. Or reach us on our hotline: +233 244 694 389 or email: abrantiemovement@yahoo.com,facebook: www.facebook.com/Abrantiemovement or Instagram: Abrantiemovement

I hope you enjoyed the interview. If you have any questions you would want to ask Oheneba,kindly dropped them in the comment section below. Looking to read a feature on your favorite designer? Let me know by dropping a comment telling me the name of your favorite Ghanian fashion designer .....

Xoxo Naa