Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail 423 Nigeria Look Books Emmy Kasbit – This collection was birthed through a nostalgic journey into the past; a journey which has enabled me to discover a future. One of the fondest memories of my existence was my early 20s, a period of my life where Calabar was a place I called home. And a place that gave me this gift that is the Emmy Kasbit brand. More Articles You Would Love VIDEO: Ghanaian Brand Boyedoe Drops Visuals For Their Latest African Print Filled Collection ‘The Great Escape’ Get Sexy And Sassy With These 10 Cute Pixie Cut Ideas I visited Calabar in January and a wave of past feelings came rushing through me. It was clear to me that this place I once called home was where I wanted to reach deep into and create what would be my new collection. Calabar being so rich in culture and beauty, mental pictures weren’t enough. These grandeurs had to be seen. So, I set out to document my journey. Of the past I love; of a place I called home; of the friends, and the celebrations, and the high of being young. Calabar, for 5 years of my life, represented absolute freedom. (like for instant fb updates) his has shaped who I am, and whom you’ve come to know. Nothing in this collection was left to chance. Every detail represents a feeling, memory, sight, and destination. Wild colors run through the collection, which symbolizes the rich culture of Calabar. The four major motifs are the zig-zag motif which represents the waterslides at Tinapa Waterpark where people go, mostly, during the weekends to have fun. The comb motif represents the idea of a traditional marriage. The fingerprint motif is from the palm structure at a garden that plays host to lovers. All these are celebrations that I wanted to capture. Credits Brand: @emmykasbit Creative Direction: @onyinyefafiobi Photography: @Adebayophotographer Makeup: @Sutchay Models. Ronald Agbazagan, Oyewale Bajulaiye, Rebecca Fabunmi See More Look Books Here. Wanni Fuga’s SS24 Collection ‘Sprouted’ Unveils Haute Stylish Looks Filled With Style And ConfidenceUnveiling Cute-Saint Lagos’ Igboya Collection – A Timeless Ode to African Strength and EvolutionV&A and British Museum Disrespectfully Loans Stolen Ghanaian Treasures to Ghana As A Sign Of Failed Gvt. & MonarchsPremium Ghanaian Brand Hemadé Worldwide Presents Their Outstanding Smart Casual Collection”The Weekend Plan”Fashion as Art: The Intricate Craftsmanship of Verde Vista by Kophi FaakyeElegance Defined: Akakpo’s ‘Adinkra’ Collection Takes Ghanaian Heritage GlobalIndulge In The Whimsical Elegance Of Ejiro Amos Tafiri’s SS23 ‘Ilé mi, Ilè mi’ CollectionStrictly Smart Casuals! Kentegentlemen Unleashes The Awass Collection Filled With Confidence, Elegance, And Sex AppealK.Moraba & Collective Unveils *AU ARMOUR* Capsule Collection 2023/2024: A Blend of Elegance and WarmthKilentar’s ‘Out Of The World’ Collection Is Filled With Astonishing Trendy Sustainable Looks Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail Nana Tamakloe Founder of FashionGHANA.com and Accra Fashion Week. I'm grateful you visited, I hope you share, subscribe and share your comments or opinions below. More For You #HOTSHOTS: “I’M AFRICAN, OF COURSE I KIPETAKA!” Editorial Shoot Paying Homage To The... #HOTSHOTS: Sholtz Ruberto’s ‘Desert Storm’ Look: A Magnificent Editorial Depiction for A Lady... VIDEO: Award Winning Designer Abigail Boison Of Style By Magbrien To Represent Ghana... VIDEO: KIPETAKE – The Official Name For The Spiral Braids Trend Originating From... VIDEO: Office Of Diaspora Affairs Spend Ghanaian Tax Dollars To Give Kai Cenat... CULTURE SHOCK ISSUE Unveiled: Redefining the Narrative Of African Style With Groundbreaking Editorials VIDEO: Burna Boy’s Fashion Stylist Tries To Stop Him From Throwing His Expensive... #OOTD: Tanzania’s Nandy’s Mesmerizing Elegance Is Undoubtedly Red-Carpet Symphony in Black Moscow Fashion Week Embraces Designers From Around The African Continent PICS: See How Adut Akech’s Beauty Elevated The 96th Academy Awards/Oscars Red Carpet 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.