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Fashion is very important. “It is life-enhancing and like everything that gives pleasure, it is worth doing well” – Vivienne Westwood. That is why Angilo Institute of fashion has taken it to a new level through street fashion activities.  The institute launched its maiden edition of street fashion exhibition to showcase intricate Ghanaian and African designs created by its students. This street fashion event show was dubbed ‘Angilo fashion to the world’ The program was held to project the creative talent and skills of its students to Tema residents and Ghanaians at large as Fashion show is an integral part of the school’s curricula. The show served as a platform to promote new talent for the future of creative design and bridging the gap between graduation and employment challenges facing many graduates. According to Madam Angelina Matey, CEO of the school, the main objective of the programme was to produce entrepreneurs to take up their own mantle in the business world after graduating, whilst also seeking to empower them to be able to market their products in Ghana and beyond. The street fashion show brought a unique international presence into the Ghanaian creative industry through some of the creative works exhibited by the students. The event which drew a large crowd of fashion enthusiast and passers-by started with brand activation at the pavement of Tema Metropolitan Assembly and saw students displaying some of their unique creations and products like bridal wear, office wears, caftans, accessories among others. The programme was complemented with the distribution of flyers to commuters and passers-by by students amidst music and dancing. The institute also used the occasion to recruit interested new students who were offered a 20% discount on fees as part of the promotion. 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Angilo Institute, one of Ghana’s top fashion schools, hosted its annual Graduation and fashion show on Saturday 28th August 2021 at the Tema joint church. The event attracted many important personalities like chiefs, lecturers, fashion enthusiasts, and many more. The chairman of the occasion, Mr. Dominic Amedeker was a lecturer at Datalink University. Mr. Amedeker holds a degree in law and sociology from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology and a Master of Art Degree from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology and an MBA in marketing from GIMPA. The outgoing students showcased various stunning and exceptional designs appropriate for various occasions such as red carpet events, church activities, conferences, and many more. Overall, 45 students graduated with Advance certificate programs. Angilo Institute of fashion is a creative design institution launched in 1996 in Accra, Ghana by top fashion designer Mrs. Angelina Matey. She established and run Angilo Institute of fashion for the past sixteen years. It is an independent private institution running programs in fashion design, computer Aid Design, Millinery, Illustration Textiles, and Entrepreneurship. Currently, it has trained thousands of young fashion designers across the continent. See Gallery from the Event below [fusion_youtube id=”lV_1r-mef54″ alignment=”center” width=”600″ height=”400″ autoplay=”false” api_params=”” title_attribute=”” hide_on_mobile=”small-visibility,medium-visibility,large-visibility” class=”” css_id=””][/fusion_youtube] [fusion_separator style_type=”none” hide_on_mobile=”small-visibility,medium-visibility,large-visibility” sticky_display=”normal,sticky” class=”” id=”” flex_grow=”0″ top_margin=”20px” bottom_margin=”20px” width=”100%” alignment=”center” border_size=”0″ sep_color=”” icon=”” icon_size=”” icon_color=”” icon_circle=”” icon_circle_color=””][/fusion_separator] [fusion_gallery layout=”masonry” picture_size=”” columns=”4″ column_spacing=”” gallery_masonry_grid_ratio=”” gallery_masonry_width_double=”” hover_type=”” lightbox=”yes” lightbox_content=”” bordersize=”” bordercolor=”” border_radius=”” hide_on_mobile=”small-visibility,medium-visibility,large-visibility” class=”” id=””][fusion_gallery_image image=”https://angiloinstitute.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Angilo_Institute_27_Graduation_2021_1.jpeg” image_id=”393″ link=”” linktarget=”_self” /][fusion_gallery_image image=”https://angiloinstitute.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Angilo_Institute_27_Graduation_2021_2.jpeg” image_id=”394″ link=”” linktarget=”_self” /][fusion_gallery_image image=”https://angiloinstitute.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Angilo_Institute_27_Graduation_2021_3.jpeg” image_id=”395″ link=”” linktarget=”_self” /][fusion_gallery_image image=”https://angiloinstitute.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Angilo_Institute_27_Graduation_2021_4.jpeg” image_id=”396″ link=”” linktarget=”_self” /][/fusion_gallery]

African fashion is really taking its own turn. The continent is rising and that gives us a better chance to tell our stories. Africa’s focus on individualism and our ability to be creative gives us the strength to tell our story through clothes and creative arts. It is on this premise of Africanalism that a fashion show themed “STAND STILL’ Fashion U.K event was organised to promote this cultural diversity, beauty, and strengths of our fashion and creative arts. This was organised by Madam Angelina Martey who has stayed true to her brand signature through Angilo Institute where colorful clothes are made depicting the strength and creativity of an African woman. Motivated by the lack of African representation on the global fashion scene, Angelina Martey believes it’s time for African fashion to be promoted and given a place on the global stage where our fashion and creative arts can tell the story of Africa. Africa has creative ideas, Africa is proud, Africa is bold and Africa is colourful and that was the inspiration behind her *Stand Still Fashion Show. Through fashion, the world should be ready to see what Africa has to offer and this fashion show which took place in London, UK was where all this action was. See some Gallery from the event below:  [fusion_gallery layout=”masonry” picture_size=”” columns=”” column_spacing=”” gallery_masonry_grid_ratio=”” gallery_masonry_width_double=”” hover_type=”” lightbox=”yes” lightbox_content=”” bordersize=”” bordercolor=”” border_radius=”” hide_on_mobile=”small-visibility,medium-visibility,large-visibility” class=”” id=””][fusion_gallery_image image=”https://angiloinstitute.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Fashion_Show_UK_Angilo_2.jpeg” image_id=”419″ link=”” linktarget=”_self” /][fusion_gallery_image image=”https://angiloinstitute.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Fashion_Show_UK_Angilo.jpeg” image_id=”420″ link=”” linktarget=”_self” /][fusion_gallery_image image=”https://angiloinstitute.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Fashion_Show_UK_Angilo_3.jpeg” image_id=”421″ link=”” linktarget=”_self” /][fusion_gallery_image image=”https://angiloinstitute.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Fashion_Show_UK_Angilo_4.jpeg” image_id=”422″ link=”” linktarget=”_self” /][fusion_gallery_image image=”https://angiloinstitute.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Fashion_Show_UK_Angilo_5.jpeg” image_id=”423″ link=”” linktarget=”_self” /][/fusion_gallery]