A blend of invigorated works of art and striking new top picks are well known for the current year. Conventional gems like pearls and gold hoops get an update and make through motivate you. A portion of these are the reestablished staples, and others make for the strong style individual. These are the most recent extra patterns spotted at Spring/Summer 2022 Fashion Weeks.

Quality sunglasses:

As well as safeguarding your health, wearing sunglasses assists you with seeing better in light. Select cat-eye SL 214 Kate sunnies by YSL for the best sunglasses experience.

They cut down on glare and work on the varieties and differences of your view, so you can more readily take in your open-air environmental elements or drive all the more securely. Indeed, even on overcast days, wearing sunglasses while driving can work on your vision.

It cut down on glare. Assuming you’re out fishing through driving. You’ll likewise have the option to see past the outer layer of water. It’s all the more effectively without that brilliant, intelligent glare.

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Beret with Net:

The easy and snazzy adornment just got a redesign this season. This blend of a fascinator and cap is incredible for a custom-fitted group, for example, a sundress or belted shirt dress. Keep the outline of your outfit and gems insignificant to underscore the Strong headwear. To shake the seem to be a genuine Parisian, put it on the head, covering the majority of your brow, and an inch behind your ears. Pull one side down. So it sits on a slant.

The easy and snazzy adornment just got a redesign this season. This mix of a fascinator and cap is phenomenal for a custom-made group, for example, a sundress or belted shirt dress. Keep the outline of your outfit and adornments negligible to underscore the headwear. To shake the seem to be a genuine Parisian, put it on the head, covering the majority of your brow, and an inch behind your ears.

Layered Double Chain Necklaces:

To the extent that gems go, you can never have sufficient chain pieces of jewel. It has to turn into a staple for each style. It’s not moving this season. This year, we’re layering different chains over one another to make a multi-layered and stylish look. Utilizing shifting lengths will make the deception of a more extended neck. It looks perfect with a plunging neck area. Adding two of a similar plan can add a troublemaker contact to any troupe. It is an exemplary piece of gems. You will be wearing it for quite a long time in the future.

Thick High Heel Boots:

Like clockwork, stout shoes take the front seat. This season, we’re putting a cutting edge twisting on the famous ’60s and ’70s stages. From lower leg length to something over the knee, it is a pattern that will clear the style scene. There are so many ways you can wear footwear. Add an overcoat, a midi skirt, or a small-scale dress to grandstand your pins and these intense boots.

The UK-Ghana Chamber of Commerce (UKGCC), a member- based trade association that promotes bilateral trade between the UK and Ghana, has raised funds to support the establishment of a clinical trials unit at the University of Ghana Medical Centre. The UKGCC raised the funds while commemorating the first Royal Ascot Ladies Day Event in Ghana at the Polo Court Gardens, Accra.

Ascot, one of Britain’s most well-known racecourses, holds a special week of races in June each year called the Royal Ascot, attended by Her Majesty the Queen. This week has become Britain’s most popular race meeting, welcoming over 300,000 visitors all dressed in their finest attire.

The UKGCC’s version of the Ladies Day , co-hosted by Ace presenter and radio and Television personality, Nathaniel Attoh, and Ghanaian actress, Sika Osei, paid homage to this iconic British tradition.

As a charity fundraiser, all proceeds from ticket and raffle sales will be donated to the UNIVERSITY OF GHANA MEDICAL CENTRE (UGMC) MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH CENTRE (MSRC) FUND RAISING COMMITTEE.

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Executive Director of the UKGCC, Adjoba Kyiamah, remarked that “The UGMC MSRC was chosen because given the backdrop of the recent global pandemic, now more than ever, we need more clinical trials in our country to help identify the best treatment for diseases in our environment. The UGMC’s work, in undertaking research, will discover new treatments, methods and procedures to improve the health status of Ghanaians, Africans and the world and so we must support their efforts.”

Dr. Chris Owoo, Clinical Lead, Ghana Infectious Disease Centre, Ga East and member of the UGMC MSRC Board, expressed gratitude to the UKGCC for organising the charity fundraiser and added that as the first purpose built clinical trials centre in Ghana, the unit will research both foreign and locally manufactured (including plant-based) drugs.

“The opportunity to invest in the health of our present and our future population is now and what we do at the moment will determine where we will be when we have another pandemic or other disease conditions that continue to plague us”.

He appealed to other organisations and individuals to support the establishment of the centre, slated to be completed by the end of this year, and drive the change the country needs.

The 1st Royal Ascot Ladies Day Experience in Ghana concluded on a high note with memorable highlights that included

The new Chalé Socks Athletics Collection is an active wear range carefully designed for people with active lifestyles.

The pieces seek to capture the competitive spirit of Africa into an active wear piece and provides an alternative to already established and well-known brands.

Chalé Athletics is made up of three pieces, the MaskMan X, Chalé WVS and Chalé WVS ankle socks and with plans to introduce new designs seasonally. MaskMan X comes in yellow and black while the Chalé WVS waves comes in black and off-white. The ankle comes in off-white, beige, black colours.

With seamless and quality ribbed knit design, the Athletics collection promises to provide and make all who wear it enjoy comfort, unmatched style, and optimum all-round performance.

Kurtis Kudjo, Designer and Co-founder at Chalé Socks shared that “it is our intention to compete in the global market of athletic socks and we are making a bold statement with the launch of our Athletics Collection.”

Every piece in the Chalé Athletics Collection is composed of 75% cotton, 20% polyester, 5% spandex and features Signature WVS insignia print to the side/Signature MASKMAN™ X insignia embroidery, CHALÉ logo print to the side.

Chalé Socks is a Ghanaian brand offering culturally inspired socks while telling stories of strong African heritage. The brand is inspired by the creative exploits of the people of Agotime-Kpetoe, a weaving community in the Volta region of Ghana. Chalé Socks are made for people who not only choose to walk or run their own path but are also willing to ensure others have the opportunity to do the same.

Every purchase of a Chalé Socks goes to support the brand’s “OneChalé Project “ which gives back to children in creative but underprivileged communities.

Products of Chalé Socks can be purchased via website www.chalesocks.com and also stocked in Ghana at LokkoHouse, Wild Gecko, Naya by Africa and The Lotte. In South Africa at AfricaRise, in Germany: Akuas Family, AfroSchick, USA: Adorn Me Africa, IndigoStyle Barbados: Afro.disiak.

Contact: +233 302906839 WhatsApp: +233 558738540 Instagram: @chalesocks

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With a few new pieces added to the recently launched ‘Soyayya – “Love” – Collection’, master craftsman, Jafaru Mohammed of Larry Jay, made a strong showing at the Fashion Trunk Show during the African Fashion Night event held at the Kunsthaus Zürich, an art museum in Zürich, Switzerland a couple of weeks ago.

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Presented in bold orange and blues, Larry Jay’s unisex outfits, mostly created using Northern fugu fabric, elicited much applause from the eclectic audience during the catwalk show.

Photos by Stefan Heesch, Nordfriisk Photography