Savannah Lifestyle Fashion Night at Tacorabama

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Saturday night, journalists, fashion lovers and clothing lines from around the Northern regions gather to see the Savannah Lifestyle Fashion Night, the maiden edition was wonderful for beginners I would say fantastic.
Actors, musical artists and attention-grabbers are the preferred choice when front-row invitations are being sent out, and a select few of them did turn up at the night. 



Nazz of MoneyO fame was represented by Rafiu Fishbone, McCarthy of Hopin Academy, Book author Ibrahim Mustapha, CEO of North Television, Buta of Buta photography, Hakim the Poet, Nuru of in a Moment fame, Adnan from Creative Thinkers, Kola Nut and Matha of Swag Volunteers were all present with Blessilla a nutritionist and African print fanatic..

speaking to Sanatu Zambang, Nana Kyei, the CEO of wear Nation said '' It was a wonderful night. Lots of talent on display, from the models to the designers. The future for northern fashion is bright and this is just the start. he added that a couple of attendants took his contact and he is sure they will make purchases '' A Wear nation shirt ranges from 35 to 50, depending on the design and fabric.


 The crowd was noticeably bigger than expected, and Tacorabama was indeed a beautiful place to host such event.  For the first time in the Savannah region the fashion night also witness foreigners showing signs of admiration and appreciation the young and talented fashion designers had displayed.
Nana Kyei replied to Sanatu Zambang, sighting that, Personal funds were used to put together the show. and they will work hard to secure some sort of sponsorship. '' This definitely won't be the last. We have plans for a show in December'' he said



The show was an affecting, gorgeous, blend of African prints, already made stylish designs and creative African kingdom wears.
The night wouldn't be complete without the Beautiful and handsome models with lots of creativity on the run way. At the end, the lights went down on Wear Nation designs, which was headlining the Savannah Life style Fashion Night






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