The footage has sparked concerns among customers and the general public regarding the accuracy of fuel dispensing at the station.

In a statement issued on Monday, October 14, Goil condemned such practices and reaffirmed its commitment to upholding high service standards and transparency.

The company stressed that, it is treating the matter with urgency and will conduct a comprehensive investigation to uncover the facts surrounding the allegations.

“Goil Plc’s attention has been drawn to allegations of fuel pump tampering at its Atimpoku service station, circulating on social media. The company does not condone such practices and is taking the allegations seriously by initiating a thorough investigation,” the statement read.

The company is expected to share updates as new information emerges, demonstrating its commitment to accountability and customer satisfaction.

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This marks the third consecutive year a male contestant has emerged as the winner in the ‘Wonsa Ano Adwuma’ – Adepam fashion competition.

JK was overwhelmed with joy as the elegant host, Sandra Sarfo Ababio named him as winner of the competition.

He beat Maabee, Papa Tailor, Scissors, Hellen, and Lawrencia to secure his place in Adepam history.

JK joins Berima Pa and KBaw as winners, as they continue the male dominance.

Throughout the 12 weeks of the show, JK showcased his design prowess, giving the other 15 contestants a run for their money.

He stood out from the very beginning during the Week 1 freestyle task, where he created a visually striking and harmonious silhouette using Ankara and stretchy white fabric.

JK’s impressive and skillful designs earned him the title of Best Designer of the Night for four consecutive weeks, from week five to nine.

His creativity and talent consistently wowed judges Seiwaa and Sikapa, making it an easy decision to name him the winner, alongside the popularity votes from cherished viewers.

As the winner, JK takes home a substantial prize of GH¢20,000 as startup capital for his fashion business, five industrial sewing machines, and other gifts from sponsors.

JK also gets a special scholarship from the Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) to further his education in fashion.

Scissors secured the first runner-up position, receiving GH¢10,000, two industrial sewing machines, and gifts from sponsors.

Hellen claimed the second runner-up spot, walking away with a cool GH¢7,000 cash prize, hand and industrial sewing machine each and sponsorship packages.

The remaining three finalists all walked away with cash prizes and other gifts from sponsors.

Also, all 16 participants were awarded certificates of participation.

Watch crowning moment below:

The spectacular fashion show began with the nine evicted contestants, each displaying their individual designs on the runway for the very last time.

As the anticipation reached its peak, the six finalists confidently showcased their unique niches, leaving both the audience and judges bursting with pride.

It was a testament to their growth and creative evolution throughout the competition.

The ultimate challenge before the final curtain call was the bridal theme, where each finalist crafted a sterling masterpiece for their respective models.

These talented designers brought their distinct styles to the Adepam Season 3 finale, creating a mesmerizing visual feast for the audience.

The photos of their designs capture the essence of creativity, elegance, and innovation that defined this season’s competition.

Check out stunning photos below:

Her presence not only brought soulful melodies but also showcased eye-catching fashion.

She graced the stage in a beautiful African print crop top two-piece paired with sleek stiletto heels.

Adina’s performance was nothing short of spectacular, engaging the audience with her hit songs, ‘Take Care of You’ and ‘Killing Me Softly.’

Her performance charge the atmosphere, turning the tension into a wave of pure enjoyment.

Adina’s multifaceted talent as both a musician and a fashion designer were on full display, making her a perfect fit for the Adepam Season 3 grand finale.

Her performance left the crowd in awe and added an extra layer of excitement to an already thrilling evening.

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The contestants displayed exceptional craftsmanship and creativity in designing exquisite bridal outfits.

The runway was graced with a diverse range of bridal styles, from traditional to contemporary, ethereal and mermaid silhouettes.

Each contestant’s design was a work of art, featuring intricate detailing, luxurious fabrics, and impeccable tailoring.

The bridal pieces not only showcased the contestants’ fashion prowess but also celebrated the beauty of weddings and the significance of bridal attire.

The judges were visibly impressed by the contestants’ ability to bring bridal fantasies to life, and the audience couldn’t help but applaud the outstanding designs.

Check out designs created by each finalist:

Papa Tailor‘s design was a fusion of tradition and modernity. He crafted a bridal outfit that combined a traditional beaded top with a modern A-line skirt. The beaded lace was intricately woven with a vibrant red color, while the skirt had a minimalistic yet chic appeal.

Scissors bridal piece was a vintage masterpiece. He created a mediaeval gown for a royal ball that had three sisters plait in the bottom. He paired the outfit with a crown to create the Britain Elizabethan effect.

Contestant Maabee creation was chef’s kiss. She opted for a sleek mermaid silhouette with a lace overlay that exuded sophistication. The gown featured an illusion neckline and a dramatic train, giving it a touch of timeless elegance.

JK showcased a regal bridal look with an unexpected twist, suitable for a black wedding. His design featured a voluminous ball gown skirt with intricate beadwork and embroidery. The bodice was elegantly structured, adorned with a black beaded lace and the overall created a romantic and ethereal look.

Hellen presented a unique bridal style that featured a bohemian-inspired lace wedding dress. The three-in-one outfit featured a puff ball gown and delicate lace patterns. It gave off a free-spirited and simplistic vibe, making it stand out from the rest.

Lawrencia‘s bridal piece was all about timeless elegance. She designed a classic A-line gown with a sweetheart neckline and a full skirt. The gown was adorned with intricate lace appliques and delicate beading, and the overall look exuded a blend of modernity.

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It was the moment of truth when each contestant had to defend their choice of niche before judges Seiwaa and Sikapa, who have mentored them over the weeks.

The Adepam fashion competition has proven to not just be a showcase of designs but a holistic celebration of individuality and creativity.

These finalists achieved their unique niches through mentorship, networking and series of workshop organized by The Multimedia Group Limited’s Adom brand.

Kind courtesy their unique niche styles, each contestant exhibited their readiness to match other talented designers in the fashion world boot-for-boot.

Contestant Lawrencia identified her niche to be embedded in the color green. She created a fish-tail gown which she adorned with beads and trimming. She also went beyond her comfort zone and added feathers and a bell tail to her design.

It was Papa Tailor‘s golden moment on stage to showcase his unique niche and he radiated his model with a golden gown complemented with sparkly pearls and a flowy train. The one hand sleeve dress had a choker neckline that added an extra layer of bougee.

Contestant Hellen identified that her strength lies in menswear, hence her decision to curate a blazer dress for her female model. She added a baby strap and long distressed trousers which epitomized urban style.

JK niche is a smart causal wear inspired by the architecture of Dubai, specifically Burj Khalifa. He combined vibrant colors to design a stunning lapel style suit with matching trousers. Behind the suit was his signature initials boldly spelt out.

Contestant Maabee strength lies in corset gowns which accentuates the curves of her models. The vibrant pink fabric created the perfect silhouette for the yellow fabric which altogether created a visually pleasing party dress.

Scissors proved he is ready for business by making a memorable statement with his eye-catching creation. His asymmetrical bright red gown crafted with unconventional shapes and lines added an element of uniqueness to his designs.

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With his signature high energy, charisma, and a commanding stage presence, Righteous Vandyke immediately captured the attention of everyone in the audience.

His performance was nothing short of engaging, and it had the entire crowd on their feet, dancing, and singing along to his hit songs, including ‘Ndwoum’ ‘Akosombo Kanea’ and ‘Odo Asem’.

What made Righteous Vandyke’s act truly exceptional was his remarkable ability to connect with the audience.

Even four years after being crowned the Nsoroma champion, his stage charisma remains as captivating as ever, and his relatable demeanor made it effortless for the audience to connect with his music.

His performance not only added a delightful musical dimension to the fashion-focused event but also set the stage for other acts, including the talented Adina, to follow his lead in entertaining the cherished patrons.

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All 9 designs that graced the red carpet were stunning pieces which altogether made their runway show a good spectacle.

Despite not making it to the final stage of the competition, these contestants proved that they have incredible fashion sense and runway prowess.

Sicca, Ruky, Gunjan, Sala, Fiifi Mills, Charly, Muntari, Malik and Nira each brought their unique style and flair to the runway, leaving the crowd in awe.

Their final runway walk was met with hearty applause, cheers, and appreciation from the spectators.

Judges Sikapa and Seiwaa also looked on with satisfaction in testament to the exceptional talent that graced the Adepam stage throughout the season.

Below are designs curated by the evictees:

Gunjan opened the show with a a vibrant and intricately stitched royal-inspired outfit with an exaggerative cape. The beautiful corsetry and the multi-colored balloons he attached to the tail of the dress gave his piece it’s uniqueness.

Sicca exuded elegance with her style. She wore her model a floor-length, figure-hugging gown with intricate lace detailing which created a timeless and sophisticated look.

Sala embraced a dapper and classic style for her male model. He looked sharp in a tailored embroidered pajama which was a combination of Indian cultural elements with a modern twist.

Fiifi Mills paid homage to the rich Ghanaian culture by designing a simple two-piece Kaftan dress made of a perfect blend of Ankara print and white linen. He embellished the outfit with chains which elevated the design to a standout piece.

Charly‘s justified her inclusion with a style that was both artistic and avant-garde. She wore her model an abstract, asymmetrical dress with intricate beadwork meticulously crafted into fringes. The waist snatching corset gave the perfect contrast to the flowy slit.

Muntari shocked the audience and judges with a police-inspired uniform and it’s matching hat and pouches. His design exhibit his versatility from crafting men and women’s outfit to designing uniforms for security services.

Malik‘s male model rocked a contemporary two-piece outfit made with crisp fabric which was a harmonious blend of burgundy and violet patterns. His design made a bold and artistic statement on the runway.

Nira‘s style was regal and glamorous. She adorned her model in a sequined and opulent evening gown which showcased her elegance and sophistication fit for a red carpet event.

Ruky‘s model was the center of attention as she strutted on the runway wearing an abstract, asymmetrical dress with unconventional shapes and textures.

The evicted contestants may not have claimed the title, but they certainly left a lasting impression with their runway show, demonstrating that their journey in the world of fashion is far from over.

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The stakes are high to either maintain the winning streak for the male contestants or break the jinx and crown the first female winner the show has ever produced.

The journey began with Season 1, where Berima Pa clinched the title against 11 other contestants. He gracefully passed the baton to KBaw of Season 2, and both have gone on to achieve incredible post-show success.

In a surprising twist, Season 3 kicked off with 16 contestants representing Ghana’s diverse regions. Over the weeks, 10 contestants were eliminated, leaving the battle in the capable hands of the six finalists.

The finalists, a trio of females, and a trio of males, are brimming with energy, eager to deliver an unforgettable fashion spectacle in the upcoming hours.

Lawrencia, Hellen, and Maabee are ready to go head-to-head with Papa Tailor, JK, and Scissors, and trust each contestant to put their best foot forward.

The patrons have begun flocking into MGL’s foyer to proudly support their favorite contestants while hoisting banners and rocking their branded t-shirts.

The atmosphere is filled with enthusiastic smiles and positivity as the judges take their seats, eagerly awaiting the start of this fashion showdown.

The show has taken full force with the soothing, nostalgic music from the legendary Acka Blay band.

The Adepam Season 3 grand finale promises a dazzling display of fashion and talent, and the audience is in for an unforgettable night of style and creativity

Adepam, the popular Ghanaian fashion design competition, has been a source of inspiration and creativity for both contestants and viewers alike.

The grand finale will take place on Sunday, October 22nd, at the forecourt of Adom TV in Kokomlemle, Accra, starting at 7 pm sharp.

Meanwhile, Highlife and Afrobeats singer Adina will be delivering a spectacular performance on the night.

In addition to the exciting fashion showdown, the event promises a plethora of captivating performances that will keep the audience entertained throughout the evening.

From an initial 16 talented designers who embarked on this remarkable journey, the competition has now narrowed down to the best six, who will battle it out in a thrilling fashion extravaganza.

These six finalists, each hailing from different regions of Ghana, have demonstrated their exceptional skills and showcased classic designs throughout the season.

The selection of the winner is now in the hands of the viewers and the discerning judges.

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The Finalists:

1. JK (Central Region): Known for his innovative and bold designs, JK has captured the hearts of many with his unique creations.

2. Maa Bee (Bono East): Maa Bee has consistently wowed the judges and the audience with her blend of traditional and contemporary styles.

3. Papa Tailor (Ashanti Region): Papa Tailor is a master of elegance and has always delivered eye-catching fashion pieces.

4. Hellen (Upper East): Hellen’s designs reflect the rich culture and heritage of the Upper East region, making her a standout contestant.

5. Lawrencia (Bono Region): Lawrencia’s creativity knows no bounds, and her designs are a testament to her talent and dedication.

6. Scissors (Western Region): Scissors, the man from the Western region, is known for his attention to detail and precision in his creations.

The entire nation is now waiting with bated breath to discover who will emerge as the winner of Adepam Season 3. Will it be JK, Maa Bee, Papa Tailor, Hellen, Lawrencia, or Scissors?

Meanwhile, the show will be hosted by Sandra Ababio.

Don’t miss out on this spectacular event; Adepam Season 3’s grand finale is set to be a night to remember! Be part of the excitement, and join us to celebrate Ghana’s top designers in the making.

Adepam! Won nsa ano adwuma! (Adepam! We do the work!)

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Week 8 of the competition was all about reviving the nostalgia of this unforgettable era in fashion.

Each of the contestants displayed their unique interpretations of 90s style, paying homage to the fashion icons and trends that defined the decade.

From baggy jeans and crop tops to plaid flannel shirts and platform sneakers, the runway was a colorful showcase of 90s-inspired outfits with a unique twist.

As the competition progresses, the Adepam contestants continue to impress with their creativity and versatility while embracing different fashion themes each week.

With each passing week, the Adepam competition keeps viewers eagerly anticipating what exciting fashion themes and stunning creations the talented contestants will bring to the runway.

Check out design made by each contestant.

Contestant Lawrencia embraced the grunge look with flare trousers, a flannel shirt tied around the waist, and a vintage muffler. She completed the ensemble with combat boots and a a side part afro hair which captured the essence of 90s fashion.

Contestant JK brought a touch of Hollywood as he clothed his model in an iconic oversized blazer with a beret. He showcased the iconic urban 90s hip-hop style with a beige colored baggy pants and a blue turtleneck top.

Contestant Maabee‘s model stepped onto the runway in a playful and girly outfit, which was inspired by Ghanaian fashion icon ‘Madam Moke’. Maabee paired a puff sleeve outfit with a fascinator and a cute umbrella to achieve that vintage look. The unusual heels and the model’s mannerisms had the audiences reminiscing their past times.

Contestant Ruky channeled the glamour of 90s supermodels with a sleek slip top and a wide legged Ankara pant. The pattern of the fabric blended perfectly with the silky cream coverup. The ensemble paid homage to the iconic red carpet looks of the era.

Contestant Sala kept it simple with a kaba and slit style stitched with a puff sleeves. Her slit was designed in two sisters pleat style which accurately gave a vivid representation of the 90s motherly style. Her bantu knot hairstyle and mini bag complemented her style the stage.

Rocked the classic 90s grunge style with a black leather jacket, ripped skinny jeans, and a vintage rock band t-shirt. Added a touch of rebellion with combat boots and dark, smudged eyeliner.

Contestant Hellen showcased the preppy 90s heartthrob style with a fitted suit jacket paired with a baggy flare trousers. The suit was styled with a shiny long-sleeved top with a flappy neckline. The outfit captured the vibrant and energetic spirit of 90s nightlife.

Contestant Papa Tailor chose to go the bridal way with a white gown seamlessly blended with ankara fabric and a elaborate puff sleeves. The gown was designed to capture attention to the waistline and hips of the model with a ruffled sidepiece to the slit.

Contestant Scissors took inspiration from the 90s pop stars with a sparkly sleeveless jumpsuit complemented with a guiders suit. The outfit was paired with platform boots and accessorized with glow-in-the-dark jewelry, capturing the vibrant and energetic spirit of 90s nightlife.

Contestant JK once again won the Best Designer of the Night, making him the only three-time winner.

Stunning bridal inspiration took center stage, and for the first time, the judges gave a unanimous verdict that the contestants outdid themselves.

In an era where corset is the order of the day, the contestants set different fashion trends with unique styles that illuminated the red carpet.

From chic ‘Kaba and slit’ styles crafted with historic Kente fabrics, the magnificence of Ghanaian culture was made evident.

Check out styles below:

Contestant MSK presented a stunning traditional wedding gown with intricate lacework and a long train. The gown featured a sweetheart neckline and a fitted bodice, creating a classic and elegant bridal look.

Contestant Hellen also blew the minds of audiences despite making the risky decision of opting for a Northern-inspired wedding style, with the bride wearing a flowy, off-the-shoulder dress adorned with glittery details. This look exuded a romantic and free-spirited vibe.

Bringing fairy tale magic to life, contestant Maabee designed a princess-style fitted gown with a voluminous fishtail style underneath a fitted bodice, and detailed bead work. Her model looked exquisite like a story book princess.

Contestant JK embraced modern minimalism, crafting for her model a simple yet sleek and sophisticated engagement dress with clean lines. The minimal embellishments highlighted the model’s curves and astonishing aura.

Contestant Nira embraced a tropical paradise theme with a destination wedding ensemble. The outfit featured lightweight fabrics, vibrant colors, and floral embellishments, perfect for a beach or island wedding.

Contestant Scissors opted for rustic romance, with the model rocking a fusion dress that blended contemporary and modern styles. The dress featured a mix of fabrics with similar texture and simple bead work.

Contestant Lawrencia showcased a regal bridal look with a richly adorned traditional Ghanaian wedding attire. The model’s ensemble included a resplendent brocade fabric gown and matching accessories, embracing Ghanaian culture.

Papa Tailor went beyond the usual ballgowns and flowy dresses by adorning his model with a short chic dress that embrace the cultural heritage of the Nigerians. He made a bold fashion statement by featuring avant-garde design elements to create an elaborate chest design.

Taking inspiration from a traditional Northern setting, contestant Ruky designed a romantic wedding dress with a tulle skirt, floral appliques with a soft yellow and green color palette. It was a dreamy and enchanting look.

Celebrating cultural heritage, contestant Malik incorporated traditional African elements into an exquisite groom’s wear. He elevated his model’s aura with a two-piece Agbada that highlighted his masculinity. He complemented the outfit with a matching cap.

Contestant Sala was the only female who opted for menswear. Her outfit was rich in cultural symbolism as motifs including the ‘Gye Nyame’ alongside other accessories highlighted the model’s heritage.

Each contestant showcased their creativity and interpretation of bridal fashion, adding a unique touch to the already existing wedding styles.

At the end of it all, contestant MSK was adjudged the best designer of the night while contestant Nira was evicted.

Amidst the lively festivities, Adom TV’s Adepam contestants also exhibited their unique style and fashion sensibilities to match the dynamic fusion of art, culture, and fashion displayed at the festival.

The contestants collectively created a stunning parade of fashion-forward ensembles that left judges Sikapa and Seiwaa, as well as the audience, in awe.

From intricate patterns to daring accessories, each contestant brought their A-game to the carnival-inspired runway.

Judging by their fashion statements, it was evident that the contestants had left no stone unturned in their quest to dazzle.

Check out designs by each contestant:

Malik: Contestant Malik who was the first to turn upon the runway stunned his model in a flowing Agbada-inspired gown adorned with intricate beadwork, embodying a regal and elegant appearance

Contestant Ruky embraced a fusion of cultural patterns by designing a two-piece pant and blouse that blended Ankara fabric with intricate handwoven designs. She added some fluffy fabric and complemented the entire look with matching hat.

Sicca took the competition to the next level by adorning her model with a stunning dress made out of different patterns of jute sack. She added a matching headpiece which made her entire outfit stare worthy.

Maabee‘s model warranted second gaze when she walked majestically on the stage while donning unconventional outfit featuring asymmetrical cuts and layers, combining bright Ankara fabrics with urban streetwear. The sleeves of the two-piece outfit was made of bread.

Contestant Fiifi Mills opted for a minimalist yet striking look, tailoring a traditional crepe pant and top draped in an avant-garde manner. He combined elements of Ankara and feathers tp create a stunning masterpiece.

Lawrencia also brought some heat on stage with her two-piece leopard skinned outfit which was adorned with a fluffy multicolored coverup.

Contestant Scissors turned heads in a contemporary playsuit with a blazer made from a fusion of African wax prints and Ankara that captured a modern twist on traditional design.

MSK dazzled in a classic GTP fabric gown and sack bag accentuated with traditional symbols which embodied the essence of culture. The two-piece dress was crafted with an extra overcoat that added a touch of bougie to the design.

1. Contestant Muntari crafted a fusion of African prints and denim, creating a chic and urban ensemble that exuded confidence and style. The fringes and embroidery with extra side bag celebrated the beauty of vintage fashion.

Hellen model stunned in a creative and unconventional outfit, combining traditional fabrics with modern streetwear elements for a bold and unexpected look. The brown fluffy blazer created the perfect silhouette for the shimmery top and pants.

Contestant Sala added an extra layer of exaggeration to her designs. She curated a cape-style dress featuring both African prints and modern cuts. The outfit was made from elements of jute sack and straws.

Contestant Papa Tailor stood out with a vibrant and dynamic ensemble, featuring a mix of African prints, bold accessories, and contemporary cuts, which highlighted the essence of a street festival.

Nira‘s model wore a fusion of African prints and denim, creating a chic and urban ensemble that exuded confidence and style.

Contestant JK embraced an eclectic mix of textures by donning his model with a tailored suit and accessorized with a stylish pant which gave audience a little show of the model’s skin. The futuristic outfit was inspired by biking fashion.

Gunjan from the Western North Region, known for his innovative designs and unique style, had been a strong contender since the beginning of the competition.

His eviction came as a disappointment to both fans and judges, who had been impressed by his creative flair and dedication to the challenges.

His final task before bowing out is a simple sleeveless dress made of a fusion of ankara fabric with a white lace.

The patterns of the fabric and the crisscross deigned belt exuded a touch of modernity to the outfit.

In Week 1 and 2 respectively, Gunjan designed an elaborate green outfit with a flary headpiece as well as a blazer jacket and crepe pants which he adorned with embroidery and added a cowboy hat as accessory.

Oti Region’s Charly, on the other hand, had also showcased her skills and passion for fashion throughout the competition.

For her final task, Charly produced a corseted hooded top which she paired with a tailor-made pink ruffled pant.

Charly took a different approach during the initial weeks of the competition. She focused on creating avant-garde streetwear ensembles that pushed the boundaries of fashion norms. Her bold use of unconventional materials and innovative silhouettes caught the judges’ attention.

Her departure left many viewers saddened, as she had consistently delivered impressive outfits and wowed the judges with her designs.

Despite their departures, both contestants expressed gratitude for the opportunity to participate in Adepam Season 3 and showcase their talents to a wider audience.

As the competition moves forward into its fourth week, the remaining contestants will undoubtedly continue to bring their best to the table. T

The evictions have intensified the race for the top spot, making it even more challenging for the remaining designers to secure their positions in the competition.

Fans of Adepam Season 3 can expect more twists, turns, and thrilling challenges as the journey to crown the ultimate winner continues.

To vote for your favourite out of the remanaing 14 contestants, text their names in capital letters to the short code *711*60#

According to Lil Win, unlike other YouTubers, he has three separate channels on that platform, and they have all garnered a considerable number of followers and have received plaques from YouTube.

Mentioning the names of the channels as Kojo Nkansah TV, Official Lil Win TV, and Wezzy Empire, he stated that no other Ghanaian YouTuber had achieved that feat.

“Anyone who calls themselves a champion should bring out three awards they have received from the YouTube platform. It has never happened before. Never. For someone to receive three awards from YouTube.”

He further stated that he does not talk much but shows action, which has become evident with his number of followers on his various channels and the plaques he has received.

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Meanwhile, popular Ghanaian YouTuber Kwadwo Sheldon responding to the video and shows was not pleased with Lil Win’s statements.

Lmao what nonsense is this? https://t.co/mK464nCwKD

— Kwadwo Sheldon (@kwadwosheldon) February 22, 2023

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She brought in ethical, sustainable and environmentally cautious fashion for her Avant Garde task.

Portia’s outfit was a translation of disposable cups and bottles to preach the need for recycle and cleanliness.

Her last piece for the competition attracted applauses from the judges who commented that she is on the step to greatness.

Check out Portia’s road to the finals

Week 7 is the closet contestant Portia has been to clenching the title as best designer for the week.

She amazed judges during the celebrity edition when she styled gospel musician Piesie Esther with a colourful corset ‘kaba and slit’ outfit.

Though she came second place for the night, her model was full of praise for her while revealing she is in love with Portia’s design.

Week 6 also favoured contestant Portia during the freestyling task.

She opted for sequins and fluffy design for a birthday diva.

Her design was not enough to earn her the best designer spot, but it narrowly saved her for tasting eviction.

Contestant Portia played it safe with a one-hand pink gown and an extra purse for Week 3.

She employed the technique of draping and side pleating to create a curvy impression on her model.

The judges were absolutely smitten by her signature sleeves and applauded her for her creativity.

Week 10 saw Portia design a beautiful graduation gown for Big Talent Show contestant Martha.

Her fabric pattern which complemented the complexion of her model was one of the judges’ favourite designs for the night.

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For his Avant Garde design, he redefined the term slay queen to depict a model who can ‘kill’ any outfit on the runway rather than the stereotype of a sexually energetic female.

His model mounted the runway in a beautiful black gown and head piece.

The judges applauded him for his creativity from week one to the very end of the game. It is not surprising he is a two-time best designer for the night winner.

Relive some of Emma’s fashion moments that won him the fans’ heart

Contestant Emma set the pace for his colleagues to follow when he became the first ever ‘best designer for the night’ in week 2.

In the eight-hour task period, Emma successfully produced a bell mini gown with puff sleeves made from a combination of ankara fabric and lace.

As the winner for week two task, Emma had a collaboration with a 12-year-old pupil to create a beautiful design.

The pupil made a beautiful illustration which Emma brought to life for the glamourous dinner outfit task.

They came up with a dress comprising two shades of green and a fascinator as an accessory.

Week 6 came with it’s own steeze and Emma was sure to represent. He freestyled a ball gown for his model during the task free week.

His combination of colours as well as his blend of designs and fabrics is one that always makes his pieces stand out.

Emma styled the ever gorgeous Maame Kyere Diamond for the Week 7 celebrity edition. He designed for her a Gatsby-themed gown with black fabric for her red carpet loojk.

Though the design did not earn him the slot as best for the night, he made sure to be among the top 4 from the judges’ pick.

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She made for her model a beautiful romper with a coverup made exclusively from different brands and textures of hair.

The diversity of the hair strands and the broom which served as an accessory is to preach on how the diverse human race; extinctive by complexion, country, tribe etc, collectively forms a single specie.

The judges believed her creativity sense was very high and her methodology of bringing her ideas to life was highly fashionable

Check out highlights of Grace Eshun’s Adepam journey

Grace was the designer for the night during the week 3 of the Adepam competition.

The design, which earned her the acknowledgement, was a simple red silky gown with thigh slits and a flowy tail.

Though her design was not exaggerative, the judges believed her detailing and techniques worked in her favour.

Judge Sikapa complimented her for being the main contestant who went according to the theme.

Grace portrayed the heroism of mothers during the week 6 task.

For a task that required contestants to think outside the box, Grace came up with a design to appreciate mothers for the struggles they go through just to bring another life unto this earth.

Her choice of colour (green) told the story of nature and feminism, and the judges could not help but appreciate her creativity.

For the Week 7 celebrity edition, Grace had the opportunity to style Ghanaian on-screen goddess, Beverly Afaglo.

Beverly looked elegant in a royal blue simple gown Grace styled, which was accessorized with some patterns and mesh to give it a classy look.

Grace found her way into the top four best designs for the night with the outfit.

Grace proved over the weeks that she was an all rounder. She is exceptionally talented in designing male couture as well.

Week 10, she produced a three-piece Agbada for diminutive actor Joe Shortingo which was on the lips of all her fans.

For his final task in the season 2 of the Adepam fashion competition, KBaw pieced together an Avant Garde booth gown to tell the story of how the world has evolved into an advanced realm.

His Kente gown had a large booth to it’s rear to signify how the phonebooth and photo studios are gradually becoming a thing of the past, kind courtesy technology.

The judges were intrigued by his creativity and innovation, but were struggling to note how his elaborate concept would be feasible in the real world.

Times KBaw made a mark in the Adepam competition

When KBaw was announced the best designer for the night in Week 7, tears of joy trickled down his cheeks. It was at that moment he became very sure he stood a chance of etching the spot as a winner.

He portrayed the uniqueness of an African princess with his craft and backed it with a superb story telling of the hope for Africa.

KBaw produced a Kente gown adorned with cowries, and the ‘Gye Nyame’ symbol resting on the shoulders of the outfit.

Week 7 was also a good week for KBaw. For the celebrity edition, he adorned his model, presenter Roselyn Feli, with a sparkly fitting gown for her red carpet look.

His draping design and the patterns were unique, according to the judges.

The designs for Week 6 were over the top, but KBaw’s own stood tall.

The task was simple, yet complicated. Contestants were required to design decent beach wears for their plus size models.

KBaw settled for a simple swim wear with a mesh coverup and matching beach hat. The design was all he decided to win the judges’ heart for the night.

Designer KBaw’s outfit for week 10 was designed for Kumawood actor and Big Talent season 1 contestant, Tapoli.

He made a two-toned burgundy and creamy outfit for the diminutive figure.

The unique piece of the design was the exaggerative hand on one part of the two-piece outfit.

Showers of blessings trickled when KBaw was announced winner for the show after 12 weeks of serving audiences back-to-back jaw-dropping designs.

His win has denied the show of it’s first female winner. KBaw enters the history book as the second winner, only after the maiden edition’s Berimapa.

He walks home with GHS 15,000, four industrial machines, an all-expense paid trip for two and other goodies summing up to GHS 80,000.

The contestants were beside themselves with joy as they hug the ultimate champion who doubles as a two-time ‘best designer for the night’ in weeks 4 and 6 respectively.

Contestant Grace, who came in second place, also walks away with GHS 10,000 and other goodies worth thousands of cedis.

Secong runner up for the night was Ahmed; he was presented with a cash price of GHS 6,000 for a good run in the 12 weeks the show aired.

In forth place was Portia and finally Emma.

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Luxury and style never go out of style irrespective of the weather condition, and that is exactly what the finalists sought to teach when their models rocked the runway with winter outfits with a touch of Hollywood vibes.

Contestant KBaw made a season of the year convertible winter jacket for a business woman.

The outfit consists of a black turtle neck top and trousers, but his creative statement was a bag which can be transformed into a designer jacket.

The judges complimented him for his creativity and innovation, as they appreciate his fashion concept.

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He was followed closely by contestant Ahmed who made a refined traditional outfit for a Northern bride.

The perfect blend of the blue fabric and the gold tone was one the judges could not overlook.

Ahmed’s concept was aimed at bringing unity despite cultural diversity.

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Finalist Emma‘s theme for the night was technology. He chose the concept to lecture on how technology is the future of fashion.

His outfit was a creative gown designed in a form of light to illuminate the world on the hidden gems of fashion.

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Of the five themes for the night, contestant Portia settled on the nature theme.

She took inspiration from a pineapple plant to appreciate nature, and its diverse significance to the human race.

Her outfit was a yellow gown with the pineapple effect in the leg area. Though her piece was beautiful, it was the judges’ opinion she fell short of creativity.

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The final contestant for the night was Grace who produced a futuristic outfit for her model.

According to her, her intent is to create a message infused outfit for the everyday working woman.

The outfit comes with a charging socket for mobile phones and other electrical devices.

Watch the video below:

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The contestants brought life to the runway organized at the forecourt of the Multimedia Group Limited office with exquisite designs in appreciation of the training they received in their respective weeks.

The seven were axed along the way, paving way for five finalists to battle it out.

Gabby’s model set the pace on the runway with an exhibition of his shimmery black corset gown with a bare back for extra design.

Dzifa got the audiences cheering with her aesthetically pleasing gold and blue gown with a detachable coverup.

Onyameous made a unique two-piece Kaftan for his model which saw the judges cheering him amid clapping.

Richie made a ball gown made from ankara fabric and a green bridal mesh. The look was simple from the top but exaggerative in the tail area.

Vidash stepped up her game with a shiny silver gown with red ensembles and an adornment with beads on the cleavage area.

Patrick’s model rocked an all rounder colourful shirt and shorts with an elaborate sleeve which added a touch of originality and creativity.

Philip made a simple one-hand fitting gown with a cross back design which earned him applause.

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It is for this reason that his final outfit for the Avant Garde edition of the Adepam Season 2 finale was a cobra-inspired outfit.

He took inspiration from the deadly reptile to make a costume to sell his market as a couture as well as a signature ready to work designer.

Check out highlights from his Adepam journey

Contestant Ahmed had the widest smile in the Week 7 of Adepam Season 2 after he snatched the spot for the best designer of the night for the first time.

Ahmed designed a shimmery shirt and trousers for his model, Nathaniel Attoh of Joy Sports and gave extra touch to the look with a simple side cap.

His model wore the outfit and his attitude on the run way exhibited exactly how jolly he felt rocking Ahmed’s design.

Ahmed was one of the contestants to sew for a male model, and that decision went in his favour.

Week 6 gave Ahmed the perfect opportunity to unleash his creativity in the most unprecedented way.

For the freestyle task edition, he designed a Halloween-themed outfit for his model.

He made good use of his black fabric which he remodeled into a beautiful outfit and complemented the look with a wing.

He named the outfit the ‘angel of death’ yet, he was saved from eviction by sheer grace on that night.

Week 5 of Adepam Season 2 task was simple: Design a breathtaking outfit for Mother of the Bride.

The task saw the auditorium light up in colours as models took their turns on the runway, but Ahmed’s model ended up on the lips of the audiences.

While his colleagues were designing for white weddings, Ahmed defied the status quo with an outfit for an Islamic marriage rite.

He designed a beautiful kaba and slit outfit and complemented the look with a soft gele and hijab for his elderly model.

Ahmed attracted applauses from the audience with his elegant black Gatsby-themed gown.

He made good use of feathers and fluffy fabric to create a see-through corset style the judges appreciated.

Though his outfit was good, it was the judges’ opinion he went a little below than his usual creative designs.

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The journey of Ghana’s most educative fashion competition, Adepam Season 2, has been a smooth one for both contestants and audiences.

While the contestants were sweating it out to produce the most enchanting of designs, the audiences, especially fans who graced the Silicon Production house with their presence, also had a feast for their eyes.

The 12-week-long journey has been reduced to some few hours when one contestant will walk away with the tag as winner and ultimate price worth thousands of Ghana Cedis.

Will history repeat itself or will the show witness the first-ever female winner?

Can the top two female contestants give the top three male finalists a run for their monies?

The finale, happening live at the forecourt of the Multimedia Group Limited offices at Kokomlemle, Accra, will provide the answers.

Audiences have began trooping in to the venue as the night promises to be fun, educative and fashionable one.

Artistes including Sista Afia, Adepam contestants from the maiden season as well as other past contestants of the Big Talent show and Nsoromma will all together set the finale ablaze.

The contestants are also poised to bring out their best for their final lap, which will be the decider on who smiles home with the ultimate prize.

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They looked gorgeous to the brim with their lovely traditional outfits that sparkled the show with beauty beyond measures.

The show began with the host Sandra Ababio looking dapper in her pinky-laced traditional wear. Her curves could not be overlooked as she donned the dress made by @maxlegend_wears.

Designer KBaw’s outfit was the first to be outdoored on the show, and his model for the week in play was kumawood actor and Big Talent season 1 contestant, Tapoli.

The second person to outdoor her dress was Martha as she rocks the runway for designer Portia.

The Big Talent show contestant Bie Gya took to the runway for designer Richie in week 8.

Joe Shortingo followed up with his lovely outfit designed by Grace. The judges paid him a compliment for his confidence in outlook.

Meanwhile, Nana Yaw appeared on the runway with a lovely blue coat on a branded jacket. He modelled for Prince.

The Big Talent show finalist, Size Two, modelled for designer Emma. The judges were impressed by his looks and vim on the runway.

Ghanaian actress Adwoa Smart had a beautiful gown sketched by Godwin and designed by Ahmed, who took the best designer in week 7.

Meanwhile, the Week 8 show climaxed with an eviction. Designer Richmond Arthur couldn’t see the light at the end of the tunnel.

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The Week 7 edition saw them take up the task of styling celebrities in a manner that would make them the centre of attention in a room full of other of A-listed personalities.

This meant they had to think outside the box to make exaggerative pieces for the personalities, and the nine contestants delivered judiciously.

Their pieces flattered the stature of the female stars and highlighted their beauty with complimentary colours.

For the male models, the contestants chose signature styles outside the usual Kaftan look the judges and audiences were in awe of.

Models for the night were presenters Akumaa Mama Zimbi, Tima Kumkum, Roselyn Feli, Sister Sandy Bi Ye Guy, all of the Multimedia brands, as well as special stars; Beverly Afaglo and Piesie Esther.

For the male personalities, Nathaniel Attoh and Rev. Kwamena Idan killed the job.

The overall best design for the night went to none other than Ahmed who styled the football guru of Joy Sports, Nathaniel Attoh.

Check out their designs below:

Richie

KBaw

Emma

Portia

Dzifa

Ahmed

Philip

Gabby

Grace

Dzifa and Gabriel had their last highlight of the show on Sunday when they produced designs for Ghanaian celebrities to walk on red carpet.

While Dzifa made a creation for presenter Sister Sandy Bi Ye Guy, Gabriel styled Rev Kwamena Idan.

However, their designs and the collated votes did not go in their favour and they were evicted as against Grace and Philip who also made bottom 4.

Dzifa had been consistent since the show began 7 Weeks ago and she had on multiple occasions gone close to grabbing the best performer of the night slot.

Check out some of Dzifa’s styles below:

Gabby, on the other hand, had also been a force to be reckoned with as he also unleased exquisite designs week after week.

With two more contestants evicted, seven are still battling it out to emerge winner of Adepam Season 2.

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This week’s edition came with a different steeze as contestants were given the opportunity to think outside the box and come up with their own themes.

The designers chose themes bordering nature, maternity, mother Ghana, Halloween etc.

Overall performance for the night was beyond average and the judges could not help but applaud the remaining nine contestants for their utmost creativity.

Guest judge for the night, award-winning fashion mogul Selina Beb was full of praise for the contestants for the awe-inspiring pieces.

Check out designs below:

KBaw’s African Queen (Mother Ghana is Still Hopeful)

Grace’s maternity hero

Emma’s runway model

Gabby’s Goddess of Earth

Ahmed’s Halloween Goddess

Philip’s TV presenter

Dzifa’s music goddess

Richie’s brand ambassador

Portia’s birthday diva

Week 6, a theme-free edition, saw the contestants give their own freestyle to impress judges Sika and Seiwaa, as well as guest judge Selina Beb of SB fashion.

The designs were over the top, but KBaw’s own stood tall.

He portrayed the uniqueness of an African princess with his craft and backed it with a superb story telling of the hope for Africa.

KBaw produced a Kente gown adorned with cowries, and the ‘Gye Nyame’ symbol resting on the shoulders of the outfit.

His creativity coupled with the hairstyle of the model and accessories earned him the spot.

Kbaw broke into tears when the judges declared him the best performer for the night, making him a two-time winner.

He won the beachwear edition for Week 4.

The competition, which is currently in its fifth week, has become tough, forcing contestants to unleash their A-game.

The task for the week was a Mother of the Bride outfit that required contestants to crack their brains and unearth their inner creativity.

The styles were expected to be unique, exaggerative and a stand-out piece that complements the shape and tone of the respective models.

The remaining 10 contestants did not fall short and the audiences and judges were over the roof with excitment.

Check out the designs below:

Gabby

Emma

Philip

KBaw

Ahmed

Dzifa

Richie

Vidash

Portia

Grace

Under the brand name Vidash, the fashion designer dropped elegant custom-made outfits week after week.

In the previous week, she made the list of top 4 best designers for the night, but her design for this week went downward spiral.

Designing for a Mother of the Bride theme, Vidash made a simple Kaba and slit outfit for her model from a white polish cotton.

She adorned the outfit with a lace short sleeves and a piece of Kente fabric as coverup.

Vida becomes the third contestants to be evicted from the show. Week 4 saw Onyameous and Patrick evicted.

Nine contestants are still battling for the slot as winner of Season 2 of Adom TV’s number one fashion competition, Adepam.

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Check out Vidash’s designs below:

After being in bottom 4 last week, Emma shot his way to the top with his exquisite design for the Mother of the bride task in Week 5 of the Adepam Season 2 competition.

Judges expected the contestants to glamourize their models and make them the envy of other guests.

This is exactly what contestant Emma did with his corset Kaba and slit. It perfectly fit the average-sized body of his model.

He defined the joy of the occasion with a yellow and nude fabric and complemented the look with a silver purse and decent gele style.

His design topped the best four selected by the judges and consultant on the basis of creativity and how the fabric colour blended perfectly with the skin tone of his model.

Emma has earned the bragging right of a two-time winner, the first contestant to win that title since the show began.

He is followed closely by Grace and KBaw with a single win each.

Emma became the first contestant to win Best Designer of the night during the Week 2 of the competition.

Designing for the Corporate look task, he made a corset two piece skirt and top for his model.

The fashion world, in most instances, walks hand in hand with slender physique, but Ghana’s number one educative fashion show, Adepam is redefining the long-held stereotype.

The previous two editions, Signature couture and Corporate looks, were dedicated to slender models, but the Week 4 of Adepam Season 2 was reserved for plus size models.

The 12 contestants were tasked to stitch a decent beach wear for their beautifully fleshy models, and they did justice to the theme.

Check out the looks of the 12 contestants below:

Kwabena Nyame Amokwando under the brand name Onyameous was the first of the 12 contestants to taste eviction before being followed shortly by Patrick Obeng.

This leaves 10 contestants; six males and four females to battle for the envious tag as winner.

Onyameous is a 34-year-old resident of Accra and he was the contestant number 6 in the competition.

For the first task, the signature couture look, he made a semi-detachable gown made from a shiny blue-black fabric.

The tail can be reversed to expose a short skirt lying effortless beneath the gown. He complemented the look with some beadwork.

During Week 2, Onyameous presented a two-toned jumpsuit that the judges and audience could not have enough of.

One side of the jumpsuit was made with brown fabric and the other with white as the entire front part was adorned with beads.

The judges described his style as the best presentation he has made as they call for a round of applause for him.

Week 3 came with a different twist as the contestants were tasked to make a decent beach wear for a plus size model.

He presented a two-piece bareback top with shorts and added a green coverup.

Patrick Obeng, on the other hand, has brought pride to the people of Agona Swedru where he hails.

Despite his few years in the fashion industry, the 24-year-old brought his A game to the competition.

Week after week, he made presentable and creative outfits, but votes did not go in his favour.

He is the only contestant who made an ensemble for a male model in Week 3 of Adepam Season 2.

He presented a three-piece signature wear which redefined the African look and made it outstanding.

In Week 2 he made the audiences drool over his colourful shirt and shorts which best describes the signature ready-to-wear theme.

He made a perfect blend of nude fabric and African prints.

His last style in the show is a three-piece beach wear and a hat he made for his plus size model.

The two have left an indelible mark in the competition.

Building up from the previous week’s Signature couture, the 12 contestants of Ghana’s biggest fashion competition were tasked to produce breathtaking dinner outfits.

True to judges Sikapa and Seiwaa’s expectations, the audiences agreed that the contestants delivered to perfection.

Of all the designs, contestant Grace Eshun walked home as the best designer for the night. She now tallies with last week’s winner for Signature Couture, Emma, with single wins each.

The design, which earned her the acknowledgement, was a simple red silky gown with thigh slits and a flowy tail.

Though her design was not exaggerative, the judges believed her detailing and techniques worked in her favour.

Judge Sikapa complimented her for being the main contestant who went according to the theme.

She was followed closely by contestant Dzifa who designed a black and golden ensemble.

She accessorized her couture gown with beads and secured the slit with golden chains.

Judge Seiwaa expressed interest in the perfect blend of the black lace and gold fabric.

Onyameous‘s model mounted the runway with a semi-detachable gown made from a shiny blue-black fabric.

The tail can be reversed to expose a short skirt lying effortless beneath the gown. He complemented the look with some beadwork.

The judges believe his creativity is A+ but in terms of style, he fell a little short.

Contestant Vidash sew a dress for a dark-skinned client with a two-toned burgundy fabric accessorised with white flowery patches.

She included a handmade purse and fascinator for the evening look.

Judge Seiwaa appreciated her effort but she was not too impressed with the fascinator and other visible details of the gown.

Gabby claimed all the fans when his model mounted the runway with a two-toned black and white gown.

The design is such that the tail can be detached to leave a full jumpsuit look for both executive and casual dinner.

The judges saluted him for his creativity and bringing the design to life in its fullest.

Contestant Philip brought stiff competition to the game with his black and brown fitting gown he designed for his model.

The gown looked simple from the mid section to the slit, but he added a touch of elegance to the bust area and hands.

He created an elaborate shoulder style and added a turban for extra effect.

The judges applauded him for his creativity, but it is their opinion the design is too racking for a dinner event.

Contestant Richie brought a royal gala feel to the runway by designing a gold gown with a shawl-like extension to the shoulder area.

He created extra design with pleats and folds to define the curves of his model.

The judges believed it is a good work and they had no fault with his sewing technique.

However, the fascinator, they believe, does not complement a dinner outfit.

KBaw designed a style he calls ‘economy’ which is suitable for multiple events aside dinner.

He opted for a simple red and black flare dress which has a hidden and tucked wide-legged pant.

The judges expressed disappointment that he went below the theme for the week, however, they opined his style would have been a perfect fit for a casual wear.

Ahmed attracted applauses from the audience with his elegant black Gatsby-themed gown.

He made good use of feathers and fluffy fabric to create a see-through corset style the judges appreciated.

Though his outfit was good, it is the judges’ opinion he went a little below than his usual creative designs.

Contestant Portia played it safe with a one-hand pink gown and an extra purse.

She employed the technique of draping and side pleating to create a curvy impression on her model.

The judges were absolutely smitten by her signature sleeves and applauded her for her creativity.

Patrick is the only contestant who made an ensemble for a male model in Week 3 of Adepam Season 2.

He presented a three-piece signature wear which redefined the African look and made it outstanding.

Unlike the usual tuxedo and suit and tie, he made a multi-coloured robe which covers his usual shirt and trousers.

He took inspiration from Emperor Haile Selassie, but added his own twist of a big belt in the middle section of the outfit.

As the winner for last week’s task, Emma had a collaboration with a 12-year-old pupil to create a beautiful design.

They came up with a dress comprising two shades of green and a fascinator as an accessory.

Their joint effort brought to life a multiple hook sleeves on a corset top and flowery slits.

Again, the judges believe Emma outdid himself, but he lost some points for including a fascinator for a dinner wear.

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The contestants were tasked to present a signature ready-to-wear look, in contrast to last week’s corporate outfits.

In the 8-hour task period, Emma successfully produced a bell mini gown with puff sleeves made from a combination of ankara fabric and lace.

Contestant Grace also wowed the judges with black trousers and white bell sleeves fastened with a detachable corset belt.

The judges complimented her for her creativity but admonished her to take proper measurements of the model to ensure her designs fit her size.

The audience went wild for contestant Dzifa when her model appeared on the runway wearing a two-piece ‘crazy’ romper and a one-hand maxi dress.

The romper is a perfect fit for a morning outdoor event while the coverup is for night purposes.

Contestant Portia dazzled the judges with a denim-like romper and slit puff sleeves.

The judges appreciated her design and ankle section techniques.

Onyameous presented a two-toned jumpsuit that the judges and audience could not have enough of.

One side of the jumpsuit was made with brown fabric and the other with white as the entire front part was adorned with beads.

The judges described his style as the best presentation he has made as they called for a round of applause for him.

Patrick made the audiences drool over his colourful shirt and shorts which best describes the signature ready-to-wear theme.

He made a perfect blend of nude fabric and African prints.

The judges found no fault with his design and urged him to continue his good work.

Contestant Vidash brought some sparkle to the runway with a mirror two-piece couture suitable for weddings.

The outfit can either be worn as a short dress or a flowy gown with raffles in the slit area.

She included a fascinator for an exaggerative feel.

Ahmed gave a whole new different definition to the theme by styling his model with a three piece crop top, bell trousers and a pull over.

His signature looked mimicked the 90s way of dressing.

The judges comments were brief and concise, “this is good”.

Philip dazzled the judges and audiences with a blue-black three piece couture which projected the masculinity of his model.

The outfit can be worn as an official wear but the kimono brought a touch of class to the whole look.

The judges complimented his creativity and applauded him for his choice of fashion.

Contestant Richie went beyond his comfort zone to sew a flamingo dress for his female model.

The asymmetrical dress is short in the front with a cascade look in the back side.

It is the judges remark that his flamingo dress is his best design yet.

Kbaw attracted stares with his mambos agbada which he accessorized with a tie and collar.

He opted for a nude shiny fabric with which he joined a two-piece men’s wear with the agbada to make a singular look.

Contestant Gabby presented a handmade ‘shade of bone’ corset jumpsuit.

He choose a blue-black fabric blended with white applique and a two-sister wide bell trouser.

The inspiration is for both fun and red-carpet events.

Following the task of the week, the 12 contestants combined creativity and elegance to produce mind-blowing corporate wears.

The contestants went beyond the usual already made garments and suit outfits to make good use of locally produced fabrics to cut out their styles.

The most appreciated style for the night went to contestant Emma who sew corset top accessorised with white lace for the shoulders and low-slit pencil skirt to match.

The perfect bend of the white lace outlines and the ash fabric is all he needed for judges Sikapa and Madam Seiwaa to call for three rounds of applauses for him.

Ahmed, who explained his choice of outfit was for a CEO of a fashion house, produced a white shirt with blue pinafore and extra suit for coverup.

He also included a detachable tight guiders design to the bottom of the skirt.

It was judge Sikapa’s judgement that there was more room for improvement which he hoped to see as the competition progresses.

Philip took inspiration from top designers to sew a two-toned black dress with a unique design to the left shoulder.

At the back, he punched some eyelets for his corset lacing, bringing some definition to the style.

Judge Sikapa applauded him for rendering the dress well to suit the stature of the model. He also mentioned the style idea was a good one.

Richie proved that the combination of black and red is not only suitable for funerals as he made a beautiful flur dress for his model.

The outfit is the combination of a suit for the body, a flopping fish design long sleeves.

Judge Seiwaa commented on the beauty of the overall work, but she pointed out that the shoulder area was gaping. That notwithstanding, she called for applause for Richie.

For a contestant who says fashion designing is his divine calling, it was not surprising KBaw ‘killed’ the look for the corporate theme.

He made an ash fitting dress, which has a black design on one side of the hip to knee section.

To the judges, the creativity was good but there was a minimal shaping technique.

Onyameous went the masculine way with an army green political dress with non exaggerative design to the front area.

He complemented the style with a detachable pocket that also serves as a pouch.

Though the judges found creativity in his style, they raised concerns over the folding and improper layout of the shoulder.

Contestant Patrick put his skills to the test to produce a white shirt, blue trousers with matching vests for his well-built model.

Unlike the regular full vests, Patrick made his bare back, which is fastened by a single lace.

Judge Sikapa applauded him for the unique idea, but he was quick to caution him on sewing to fit the measurement of clients or models.

Vidash, a designer with four years experience, made a corset-like two piece dress with a flowery blue fabric and a blue plain design.

She complemented her outfit with a matching bag made from the flowery fabric.

Creativity was on point, but the dress was too skimpy; this is according to Judge Seiwaa.

Grace made a shirt-like kaba and slit outfit using a blend of plain fabric and colourful African print material.

The judges remarked that that went a little below the theme but overall, her design and stitching were impressive

Cheers were roaring for Dzifa when her male model stepped unto the runway wearing two-piece trousers and vest.

The creativity in her design was from the slanted pockets on the vest.

The judges encouraged her to continue defying the norm, while paying attention to details and proper measurement.

Gabby produced a yellow dress made from cotton fabric and a long blue overcoat.

His design fit perfectly well into the corporate theme for the night and the judge complimented him for that.

However, Judge Sikapa struggled to find the creativity in the fabric.

Portia unleased some creativity with a suit and pencil skirt which rightfully exposed the curves of her model.

She matched the piece with a black inner

The judges believe though creative, her style was nothing out of the ordinary.

The past contestants, led by winner Berimapa, graced the launch of ‘Adepam’ season 2 to pass the baton to the new contestants.

The 12 fashionistas, who brought the couture world to a standstill, once again proved their worth as they hosted a runway to exhibit their talent.

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Creativity was at its best and the applause and cheers were not lowered throughout the event.

Over 50 meticulously designed outfits for both males and females were outdoored as the models rocked the elegant outfits.

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In all, the audience agreed with host Sandra Ababio that it was a night of display of timeless fashion.

The significance of the class, which took place on the premises of Adom TV, was to train the 12 contestants on the business aspect of their craft and to equip them with the requisite skills to make their brands stand out.

Also, the tutors imparted their knowledge of fashion and design to achieve the results of adding unique designs to their outfits.

The masterclass was facilitated by renowned fashion mogul, AbrantieTheGentleman, who is a global Ghanaian fashion brand.

He tutored on the key items of achieving a successful brand which include creating a niche, proper designing, quality of the creative pieces and building a solid brand with social media as its backbone.

In an era where fashion is constantly evolving, Abrantie urged the contestants to be abreast with vogue pieces and to broaden their scope of knowledge.

“Making brands attractive takes time but do not despair. Do what you’re supposed to do but be easy with yourselves. Start small, think local but with a global mindset,” he urged.

“Fashion designing is not only limited to sewing; incorporate other elements of fashion into your craft that altogether will uniquely tell which field you belong to and better market your brand,” he urged the contestants.

Also present was a fashion creative director and tutor, Eric, who lectured on the difference between fashion and designing and how best the contestants can use that knowledge to their advantage.

He took the contestants through the elements of design; space, shape and colour, which should be incorporated into all fashion pieces to make a statement.

Eric stressed the need for customer satisfaction and building a proper relationship with returning clients and potential customers.

One of the contestants, who spoke on behalf of the team, expressed gratitude to Adom TV and tutors for the impactful class which gave them hitherto unknown fashion techniques.

While speaking on the cons of acting, she revealed there came a time she almost rejected a movie offer after she was faced with unbearable stress on set.

In Ewiase Afunu Me, where she played the lead role, Sandra said she was made to shoot more than 50 scenes, which is twice the average number of scenes per movie.

To make matters worse, she was required to change into different moods at different times, according to the script.

“I cried throughout to some point, I was beaten, stamped upon and slammed with different things,” she recounted.

After the cameras had gone off, Sandra said she felt light-headed and drained due to the constant maltreatment by other characters.

However, she believes that has shaped her to be the skilled actress and producer she is, five years on.

She made the revelation in an interview on Adom TV’s Badwam after she had been unveiled as host of talent show, Adepam.

Adepam, which attracts the response, ‘Won Sa Nu Adwuma’, is a vocational skill-oriented programme which seeks to unearth talents in the dressmaking fields.

The show begins airing from Sunday, July 4 at 4:00 pm on Ghana’s number one entertainment channel Adom TV.