This Fall’s Fashion Is a Study in Contrasts

Nana Yaw Oduro and Jay Massacret

Models: Precious Peter at the Claw Models and Anipha Umufite at Elite Milan. Hair by Karim Belghiran at Total Management using Oribe. Makeup by Ayopo Abiri. Casting by William Lhoest at WL-Casting. Production: Baker & Co. Local production: Prince Baffour-Asare. Photo assistants: David Nana Opoku Ansah, Julius Tornyi. Stylist’s assistants: Marine Dévé, Joseph Ecorchard

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