Man Designs Outfit From Ghana Must Go Bags, Walks Around Mall in Videos, Netizens React

• A Ghanaian designer, The Fashion GodD, has gone viral on social media after stepping out in an outfit made out of Ghana Must Go bags
• The man was stopped by passersby at Accra Mall who joyfully requested photos with him and he obliged them
• The videos have gone viral on social media as many fans were awed by his look, and they praised his creativity

A Ghanaian designer known as The Fashion GodD, has gone viral on social media after he stepped out wearing an outfit made out of Ghana Must Go bags.

Videos of a Ghanaian man stepping out and walking around the Accra Mall in his Ghana Must Go outfit caused a stir on social media.

The man styled his look by wearing a pair of bell-bottom trousers and a top with pleated sleeves. He carried the design in his entire outfit and completed his look by wearing platform shoes.

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The videos on his TikTok page, @thefashiongodd, showed people stopping him to take selfies with him and others staring at him.

Below is a video of The Fashion GodD showing off his outfit at the Accra Mall.

Reactions to Fashion GodD's outfit

Below are reactions as The Fashion GodD made a complete outfit from Ghana Must Go bags and stepped out in style:

Summer said:

"Imagine you having a bad day and your boyfriend come to you wearing this."

Nharnah Erhkwuah said:

"Real definition of Ghana must go."

Qid blaQ said:

"Bro u taking Ghana to another level."

BECKYLISSA#1 said:

"True meaning of wherever I go Ghana must go Efie wura suame to the whole wiase."

Brownnie said:

"No wonder does why Ghana must go bag is expensive now."

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Below is a video of Ghanaian designer The Fashion GodD being stopped by fans who requested selfies.

Designer uses Ghana-Must-Go for fashion pieces

Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian creative Obinna Obioma ignited a wave of nostalgia and warmth among netizens with one of his fashion projects.

In an Instagram post, the visual artist breathed new life into the iconic Ghana Must Go bag.

Obioma, through the lens of fashion, explored how these bags evolved from being mere carriers to becoming symbols of migration.

Source: YEN.com.gh