The Joyce Ababio College of Creative Design (JACCD) truly lived to its mission of providing world class education in the creative industry, when outfits of graduates hit the runway at the college premises.

Speaking, the Marketing & Communications Manager, Miss Abena Nyantakyiwaa Chrappah stated, “Our vision as a college, is not only to be the leader in creative education in Africa but also to re-orient mindsets about careers in the creative industry. Tonight, we took another step forward towards this vision with what our students showcased.”

Claudia Lumor, founder of Glitz, also encouraged the graduating students and wished them well in their fashion design journey.

The emerging graduates in the Advanced Certificate in Fashion Design programme showcased a collection each to the admiration of family, friends and specially invited guests.

This was then followed by 162 Certificate in Fashion Design graduates, showcasing their pieces based on the theme Retro Green. The graduating designers used fashion to speak to the original state of the earth, the destruction caused by our lifestyles and the restoration we hope to see in our environment.

David Kusi Boye-Doe was awarded the most outstanding and most creative student of the year.

To crown it all was the exciting Vlisco Competition. 15 students, who have shown excellence in their work throughout their stay at JACCD, were tasked to create their own collection using Vlisco fabrics. Their showcase gave a spectacular view of the future of fashion design in Ghana. Indeed, JACCD proved why it is the leading fashion design college in Ghana.

Here are the winners of the competition:

Robin Abla Enyonam Corley – First place, 2019 Vlisco Competition

Lauren Hanson – Second place, 2019 Vlisco Competition

Eyram Olympio-Nortey – Third place, 2019 Vlisco Competition

The Joyce Ababio College of Creative Design has been in existence for 25 years providing world class education in Fashion Design, Graphic Design, Jewelry Design and Cosmetology.