Adjei unveils 2020 Osrane collection

African Ankara Fabric is a unique and beautiful textile that has become an important part of African culture the fabric is characterised by its colorful bold and intricate patterns which are often inspired by African culture.

History and traditions Ankara fabric is widely used in African fashion, particularly in Nigeria Ghana, and other West African countries. The history of African Ankara can be traced back to the 20th century when it was introduced to West Africa by Dutch traders.

At the time, the fabric was primarily used for clothing by the Dutch and was known as Dutch wax print. However, as the fabric became more popular among Africans, it began to take on a new meaning and was rebranded as African print.

We all know that incorporating prints into our style will make it more personal and stylish. African prints are known for their intricate composition of designs that portray the culture, tradition, and history of Africans whether you wish to tell a story with your African print outfit or make your style more fashionable you might want to know the beginning of Ankara fabric and African prints.

In the wake of the unprecedented challenges, and the certainty posed by the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, the fashion industries in Ghana and around the world respond with a powerful yet reflective statement. Designers around the world drew inspiration from the experience and adapted.

As the world grappled with the reality of isolation and social distancing designers like Ms Sarah Nana found a creative outlet to express a shared narrative through their designs, embracing the unique spirit of unity and collective hope Ms Sarah Nana, Aba Adjei through her young brand “SANABA” unveil the OSRANE COLLECTION 2020, which was a symbol of hope strength and reflected the residence of an industry navigating through the impact of the hand pandemic.

Ms Sarah Nana introduced to the fashion industry the colorful beautiful designs in African print fabric Ankara she used the Ankara fashion to make modern Afrocentric clothing. She also uses these versatile fabrics made from 100% cotton cloth to make breathtaking designs.

The new ORANGE COLLECTION shows an extensive look of work outfits, casual wear, blazer dresses, and two pieces for virtual online meetings incorporating a range of colors and patterns for the everyday stylish woman. The varieties of pieces are chic and are the perfect addition to any woman”. Wardrobe.

After months of escalated waistbands, things have eased off, lockdown curfews have been extended we can visit friends and family and we are very hopeful that we will be able to eat in restaurants and socialize safely again. Fashion lovers across Ghana and around the world where SABANA by Ms Sarah Nana predominantly caters to are still combining style and safety hence the excitement that created the virtual unveiling of OSRANE COLLECTION 2020.

This collection clearly exemplifies the fact that the fabrics worn by African women are sometimes used as a way of non-verbal communication due to the colors and symbols used in each print design can symbolize a tribe marriage and the social status of the wearer.

Overtime, the Ankara fabric has evolved to become a symbol of African heritage and culture, today Ankara fabric is not just a fabric but a representation of African identity style and creativity, and the OSRANE COLLECTION by Ms Sarah Nana Aba Adjei is a true reflection of this fact.