Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail 250 If You Like This Article Kindly Give Us A Share!Its Fashion week guys and right about now you all can tell how excited we are. With huge momentum fast building as we fast approach the 12th and 13th of December, 2020 everyone who matters in the industry are making sure they get themselves marked so as to showcase what they have to the whole world as this years edition of Accra Fashion Week is going 100% virtual dubbed “VIRTUAL INSANITY”. In a very exciting news one of Sierra-Leonean designers Sai Sankoh knows this too well and has decided to throw her weight behind the Accra Fashion Week where she would be showcasing her luxurious African inspired kaftan collections. ‘ The exciting news was shared by organizers of this years Accra Fashion Week via the official Instagram page with a lovely caption Exciting!! This year we welcome world renowned fashion brand and style influencer Sai Sankoh to grace the runway of Africa’s most popular fashion event, Accra Fashion Week! The Sierra Leone own brand @shopsaisankoh broke into the international market with her signature designs which includes luxurious kaftans, stylish, chic and comfortable ready-to-wear gowns and separates that can be worn on and off the red carpet. Join us for the public screening at GOLDCOAST, Accra, Osu ext. Ave. On 12th and 13th December 2020, 11am-5pm (day time). Or stream online at www.AccraFashionWeek.org/virtualinsanity Sai Sankoh who fled Sierra Leone with her family in the midst of a civil war, eventually relocated outside Washington, D.C. She was working as a nurse when she started writing about fashion on the side. A few press outlets caught on to her bold style, and her blog, now titled LuxuryCheckout, took off. Sai’s love for color caused her to launch her eponymous line of resort-wear, featuring billowy caftans and two-piece sets, takes inspiration from the vibrant hues of her native Sierra Leone. More Articles You Would Love Enraged South African Designer Laduma Ngxokolo Of MaXhosa Blasts Zara For Being A Copycat VIDEO: Watch Moesha Bodoung Serve Us This Haute Fashion Statement At The Launch Of Miss Ghana 2020 according to Sai “I love really bright colors,” she says, “because my country is green, white, and blue.” Sankoh travels to India to ensure each piece matches her vision, from the fabric to the dyeing to the printing. But she plans to design evening gowns and a fur-focused line later this year, which she will produce elsewhere. Her goal is for the resort-wear to land in 20 stores, including local spots Elements and Tootsies, by year’s end. And while she is building a beautiful life in Dallas, Sankoh has not forgotten her native land. “I would also like to open up a factory in my country,” she says, “to help get people jobs back in Sierra Leone.” So what are you waiting for, Virtual Insanuty is coming through, make sure you get ready. View some beautiful pieces of Sai Sankoh resort-wear accra fashion weekfashion weekkaftansai sankohsierra-leoneanvirtual insanity Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail Onyeka Ben More For You Fashion as Art: The Intricate Craftsmanship of Verde Vista by Kophi Faakye The International BRICS+ Fashion Summit Is Here & Kicks Off In Moscow November... Another Black Model Maleesa Mooney Found Murdered Shortly After Nichole Coats Rogue Wave Is Set To Unveil Angolan Elegance & Style In Ghana At... Promising Fashion Student Mary Agona’s Nature-Inspired Collection Shook Up The Riohs Runway! See The Full List Of Accra Fashion Week 2023 Designers Celebrating Culture From... Africa’s Is Set To Take Over The Sportswear Industry: Kudos to Fashion Pioneer... VIDEO: 400 Stunning Models Cast For Accra Fashion Weeks 10th Edition; See Them... #OOTD: Barbados Fashion Brand Arisar Serves Us Macrame Cravings For Our Resort Fantasies “I’m Done Being Memed For Being In An Interracial Relationship” Bill Gates Daughter... 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.