The 20th edition of the Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA) was a spectacle to behold, taking place on November 2, 2024, at the Balmoral Convention Center in Sheraton, Lagos.
This prestigious event, which celebrates excellence in African cinema, was hosted by the charismatic Ghanaian actress, Joselyn Dumas. As anticipated, Dumas brought her signature sass and style to the stage, captivating everyone with her presence.
For this momentous occasion, Joselyn Dumas opted for a gorgeous champagne-hued gown designed by Shade by Nelson, a breakout Ghanaian fashion brand.
The figure-hugging dress featured long sleeves, dazzling silver embroidery that caught the light beautifully, and a voluminous train that gracefully followed her as she walked. This gown showcased Dumas’ figure while also exuding a sense of elegance and sophistication that perfectly matched the glamorous atmosphere of the AMAA Awards.
Photo courtesy The actress completed her stunning look with a matching hairstyle and opted for a full face of makeup, allowing the gown to take center stage with minimal accessories. Dumas’ outfit choice was not just a fashion statement but also an emblem of African creativity and talent in the fashion industry.
Sharing her excitement and every detail of her preparation process, Joselyn Dumas took to social media to post a video that gave fans a glimpse behind the scenes.
In her caption, she expressed her delight in hosting the event, highlighting the celebration of two decades of African excellence in the movie industry alongside her co-host, the esteemed Segun Arinze.
“Excited to have hosted the just ended AMAA @amaawards_ 2 decades of celebrating African excellence in the movie industry with THE @officialsegunarinze a fine gentleman indeed,” she wrote.
The AMAA Awards weren’t just for fashion but also honored remarkable talents in the film industry. The standout winners included Nigeria’s “The Weekend,” which won the Best Film Award for Nigeria and Africa, and South Africa’s “The Queenstown Kings,” both taking home four prestigious awards.
Additionally, Nigeria’s recent Oscar submission, “Mai Martaba,” also received recognition, winning a gong in the costume design category.
