The top 15 Ghanaian menswear influencers you should know

What do these group of Ghanaian men have in common?? A taste for style and sartorial elegance.

While it would have been very difficult getting a list of 10 or more men who were not only dressing up but also religiously chronicling it like scribes a few years back, the situation has completely changed in recent times which makes one’s heart beat with excitement and hope for the menswear department in Ghana’s fashion industry.

From streetwear to an ostentatious suit style and a casual outfit, here are the men who are influencing the Ghanaian men’s style scene via Instagram and their blogs.

Thank you guys for doing what Napoleon failed to do. And oh don’t stop, you’re our real heroes but with style.

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Boy London

@boylondonn_

Joshua Kissi

@joshuakissi

Quincy Koranteng

@m.asephua

Ernest Donkor

@stylernest

Wesley Kesse

@wesleykessegh

MacClean

@eqow_nomist

Osei Kweku Frank

@pardon_mystlye

Yankey Bernard

@yankey_himself

Eric Petit Acquah

@acquahpetit1

Darael

@daraelgh

Baby Joe

@sarf_bort

Fiifi

@fiifiontour

Nuel Bans

@nuelbans

Urge 2 Pose

@urge2pose

Julius Antwi

@juliusantwi_

Kofi Laing

@kofi_laing

Kwabena Dapaah

@kwabena_dapaah

Mr. Asare

@mr.asare

Dinku Jr

@that.spiffy.dynx

Nana Kwasi Wiafe

@nana.kwasi.wiafe

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