April | 2011 | THAT raNDoM CHIC

I was going through my favorite fashion site shadders.net, and I came across a feature on the African Prints in the movie, Adams Apple (by Shirley Frimpong-Manso, Sparrow Productions) and I thought; ‘oh, that’s a good idea’. So I dug them (Adams Apple – the Movie) on Facebook. I’m impressed to see African Print Fabric being promoted in Ghanaian movies..I smell progress for African Fashion

…Okay so I’m gonna skip ‘details’ of the movie and zoom (without guilt) to my favorite part: photos of the cast in African Print Fabric Clothing.

What do you think..?

The movie premiers on 21 st April at the National Theatre. I’m not gonna buy a ticket but I’m definitely gonna get a ticket to watch the movie…with my ‘feminine-powers’ (of course) You might wanna revise your budget for the next few weeks, if you’re on my list of BOYFRIENDS. lolx

To satisfy, my growing obsession for nude shoots, I decided to do some more reading and more ‘research’ on nude photographer and it’s interesting the history behind ‘nude photography’! Too bad history isn’t my favorite word. Now the real deal..

Not many Ghanaians appreciate anything that has to do with ‘nudity’. I must admit I grew up to associate the word NUDE with NEGATIVE but just like everything else, that perception is gradually fading…yep. I came across something that had me thinking twice: ‘FINE ART NUDE PHOTOGRAPHY’. I read on and got to know that, this form of nude photography is different from ‘erotic or pornographic photography’. Fine art nude, showcases pure art; the beauty of figures, lighting, shadows and movement. Let me demonstrate with images from my new-found love, André Brito.

Ghanaians can think or pretend to think what they want but NUDITY rocks! Okay, wait..now this is getting scary! I’m beginning to sound like a ‘nudity-freak’! lol. I see myself doing some more nudes..in the very near future (hehehe) some more photos from around