Did Miss Universe Ghana Confuse Fashion Modeling With Pageantry In Her Traditional Dress?

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Creatives and friends of Miss Universe Ghana were more than excited to see her rock the stage in an adorable dress produced by her team. Sundiata, the Miss Universe Ghana, a former model in Ghana took to the stage and gave all the fierceness in the world, which probably got her base excited but….only that this is a pageant and not a runway, and with that is custom for a pageant to bring appeal and beauty to her country.

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A fierce walk with a frown definitely won’t do the trick as far as tourism attraction is concerned, nor when it comes to winning point. And we hope this will not be her on the final day or Ghana can forget seeing any top key positions attributed it.

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Although the team accredited to the inspiration of Yaa Asantewaaa it is fairly questionable how the two are related. Never the less, had it not been for the Ghanaian symbols and the cowry shells it would come across as a fabulous cross section between the Zulu African culture and a modern day red carpet dress. What is most interesting is despite our critique of how the outfit was rocked, it was by far one of our best traditional costume pick of all the Africans candidates.