Zaraman the stylist was seen wearing a few pieces from our previous collection The Afrocentric Style Collection. He mixed and matched each item with other designer brands and wore them according to his style. 

Zaraman wore our: Embroidered print top, print beaded vest, weaved waistcoat, weaved wrap, laser cut shirt jacket and robe. Which look was your favourite?

To shop the look, contact us for enquiries. 

Ghanaian stylist Zaraman revamped our classic king look from our previous collection called The Afrocentric Style Collection. Our designer styled him with gold accessories and a gold crown.

Our goal is to make our customers feel like a king!

Our long, satin silk, tie n dye and v neck robe is a traditional Nigerian attire known as Agbada, the designer was inspired by a Nigerian king called Alahji Ado Bayero. 

We had the opportunity to interview Ghanaian fashion designer Kwesi Nti in his flagship store in Accra, Ghana. Read more for his inspiration and about his brand….

Did you study fashion in Ghana?

I studied fashion in Italy in 1991

What are you currently doing?

Marking shirts and sandals

What are your main inspirations?

The women that carry baskets, they mix and wear clothes that don’t match. You can find style in everything, I look for inspiration in places or things people don’t look at. That’s how you can bring new creations to...

Interveiw with stylist Richard Brown, known as Zaraman. Read about his boutique and his thoughts on fashion

Tell us about yourself, who is Zaraman?
I am a Fashionista and a stylist from Ghana. I am into clothing and boutiques, I have been in the business for 25 years.

What are your favourite statement pieces as a menswear stylist?
I always say ‘Combination is calculation’ that is my motto and ‘Fashion is what you buy and style is what you do with it.’

What made you work in the fashion industry?
From a young age I wanted to be unique and...