Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail 239 Exactly a year after opening a location where fashion lovers across Ghana can go for quality African-print fashion design fixes, Aya Morrison is unveiling its eclectic Spring/Summer 2014 swimwear collection on the runway at the second annual Glitz Africa Fashion Week 2013 this November. Aya Morrison is one of the pioneering fashion brands in Ghana providing style-conscious women affordable luxury in breathtaking designs from purses, bags, and accessories to their one-of-a-kind swim and resort wear offerings. They are the only Ghanaian fashion label to own the swimwear space, skillfully using beautiful African print to craft form-flattering designs to compliment every body type. The ‘Aya Morrison’ brand is a vivacious and flirty one, weaving vibrant coloured print fabrics into quality trendy fashion items that give women poise and style. More Articles You Would Love Nigerian Fashion Lable Mohanista Presents it’s Debut Collection Inspired by the Theory of Evolution AdinkraExpo Gives Us A Taste Of Their New Eye Popping African Accessories “Every woman has flair. Our fashions don’t seek to change what women like in their look but rather to simply accentuate their uniqueness with memorable and chic statement pieces”, says Aya Morrison, the design house’s creative director and head designer. In its fifth year of business, the fashion giant who offers celebrity styling services for fashion shows, catalogue, public appearances and personal daily put-together for the likes of superstars Becca, Raquel and Jocelyn Dumas, show no signs of slowing down. The Summer/Spring 2014 collection, debuting at the popular Glitz Africa Fashion Week 2013 in Accra on 8th November, will glide down the runway and into the closets of eager fashion fiends, celebrities, socialites, fashion buyers and stylists. The collection called Bella Vita – will share ‘The Good Life’ with women who do it, catapulting them into a world of glitz and glam reminiscent of fine Italian wine and breezy Miami Beach walks. “Life can be tough sometimes,” brand brainchild Aya Morrison says, “but with this new collection we offer a deserved escape.” Each piece embodies striking, sexy design, ethnic glamour and a sophisticated but delicate representation of rich African culture and stand-tall confidence through crisp detail. There will also be a swanky launch soiree at the Aya Morrison atelier in Dzorwulu Accra on 29th November, 2013 at which customers can experience the new collection in full, make pre-orders and purchases. Year after year, the powerhouse Aya Morrison fashion brand shows there is more to be given from the fashion world, especially from Africa. The designer brand has much more in store for its customers in Ghana and across the world to continue to enhance trendiness and superior design. Source: Ghanaweb.com african fashionaya morrisoncollectionfashionfashion weekghanaglitz africa fashionglitz africa fashion week 2013newweek Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail Abigail Oluwakemi I'm a fashion stylist turned blogger, I hope you love my work. More For You #OOTD: Nigeria’s Prudential Atelier Shakes Up The Internet With This Astonishing Wedding Guest... VIDEOS: King Promise & Sarkodie Show Men How To Drip In Kente &... FCCPC Shuts Down Chinese Supermarket In Nigeria That Banned Nigerians From Entering VIDEO: Watch Exclusive Designs You Missed At The Just Ended SA Fashion Week... #OOTD: Shams Berry Merges Elegance & Sultriness in Magbrien’s Striking Bustier Ensemble VIDEO: Watch The Moment Two Young Chinese Boys Were Over Excited To See... Muyishime Unleashes The ‘Conlang Collection’: A Bold Step Towards Inclusive Fashion #OOTD: Crochet Like You’ve Never Seen; Witness The Stunning Crochet/Kente Print Look By... #BIKINIBAE: Cute Grenadian Beauty Reysher Is Serving Stunning Swimwear With Unparalleled Grace &... VIDEO: Rihanna Promises Ayra Starr A Verse After Rick Ross Failed To Create... Leave a Comment Cancel ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.