Ghanaian Fashion
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Smock
- The smock and Kente cloth are the national dress of Ghana.
- Smocks are primarily worn by men.
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Kente cloth
Kente is often worn at weddings and special occasions
Kente weaving
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- weaving is a common method of making clothes
- weavers are often men and begin very young with the art
- kente is well known globablly and can be seen in the US at graduations adorned primarily Black graduates
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Wax Print Fabric
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- sturdy fabrics rich in color and detail are prioritized
- wax printing is a form of fabric dyeing that originates from Niger
- clothing made with wax print is made by a seamstress or tailor for individuals, designed to fit their body and to their desired style.
Fashion today in Ghana
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- traditional style is often blended with western influence
- kente cloth incorporated with plain
- or wax print incorporated with plain
about the author:
Rebecca Levine, majoring in African American Studies and minoring in Religious Studies, Junior at the University of Puget Sound, originally from Los Angeles, what I am most looking forward to in Ghana is the culture (music, dancing, food, fashion, etc.)