12 Ways to rock African print dress thanks to the wardrobe of style blogger, Akosua Vee

New mum, Akosua Vee who also juggles several roles as style blogger and stylist is the woman to look up to when it comes to African fashion.


The mother-of-two and talented celebrity/personal stylist has mastered the art of strategically rocking her wax textile outfits known as Ntoma in Ghana and Ankara in Nigeria.

READ MORE: 18 Spectacular African print looks for your 2021 wardrobe

From mixing and matching with other looks to casual pieces and glamorous pieces, her wardrobe of African print dresses is one that anyone will be privileged to raid at any given day.

Akosua boasts of knowing the right looks to wear to any particular place along with accessories that would speak to the occasion. If you are looking for African prints inspiration for your 2021, then there’s so much you can gather from here.

We picked 12 looks via Akosua Vee’s Instagram that would surely do you justice. Check it out

1. Bring out your casual side in this Afriken blazer for a girls hangout

2. Add a Kimono to your simple looks to bring some “dressiness” to the style

3. Pair up your white tees with a knee-length skirt

4. Turn up the heat in a Pinafore and puff sleeves dress

5. Office wear on a Friday or brunch with a potential client

6. Glam your white shirts with stunning African print dresses

7. A super comfy dress for all body types

8. Get people talking about your African print top

9. Show the world you are a badass in a two-piece

10. Mix and match with a boyfriend jacket and wide-legged pants

11. Choose your own style and make it work for you

12. A peplum belt to do the magic to your dress and cover the extra flesh

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