Batakari is a hand woven traditional clothing made from smock fabrics that is beginning to dominate the Ghana’s fashion community. As reported by FashionGhana, Mr John Mahama, the President Of Ghana last month declared the first Friday of every month a Batakari day in Ghana. To honor the president’s fashion commandment, Miss Malaika 2015 contestants in a new photo shoot shows different ways to pull out one of the Ghana’s most adored fashion. Like the style? Scroll down for more images:
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