Elikem Klagbo, an alumnus of Dreams College Of Creative Arts now a Fashion Designer has successfully compiled an exceptional resource called the “Couture Fabric Dictionary.”

Elikem, known by his brand name as “Klagbo” is an exuberant young man who is certainly enthusiastic about the advancement of various bespoke brands in the country with reference to how they execute their consultation sessions.

This exuberance and the need to bring ease to fashion designers led him to compile the “Couture Fabric Dictionary.”

This comprehensive dictionary encompasses a wide array of fabrics and interfacings utilized in Couture Design, including laces, velvets, organzas, taffetas, and even traditional Kente fabrics. Additionally, it covers essential sewing interfacings.

The “Couture Fabric Dictionary” has been designed to alleviate the challenges faced by designers who struggle to identify specific fabrics used in couture design, which often results in diluted and unprofessional consultation sessions.

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By utilizing this dictionary, designers can now enhance their bespoke consultation process by showcasing fabric samples, effectively educating and marketing their clients, and achieving exceptional outcomes in their businesses and customer services.

Clients can now visualize, touch, and feel the fabrics intended for their garments. Moreover, the dictionary offers a wide range of fabric options to aid in the selection of the perfect fabric match for clients, taking into account their body types, complexions, and preferences.

As an indispensable and advantageous tool in Couture Design, the Couture Fabric Dictionary is a “must-have” for every designer. The mastermind behind this remarkable album, has undoubtedly accomplished his mission.

Through meticulous evaluation, comprehension, and targeted efforts, Elikem has successfully identified and bridged the gaps present in numerous Ghanaian Bespoke Fashion Brands. As a result, the resource he has created is already generating a favorable and beneficial influence.

All gratitude to Sir Elikem Klagbo for his remarkable efforts in addressing challenges within bespoke consultations and for creating this invaluable resource. We are sincerely grateful for his substantial contribution to the fashion industry in Ghana.