There’s something exciting happening in Ghana’s fashion scene—and it’s not just about the designers or the clothes. A new wave of models is taking center stage, bringing fresh energy, bold style, and serious talent to the spotlight.
These young creatives are doing more than just posing in front of the camera. They’re breaking molds, challenging beauty standards, and building their own brands—many without traditional agency backing. Whether they’re slaying international runways or owning their Insta feeds, these five models are definitely ones to watch.
Sekyibea Newman – The Self-Starter with Style
Meet Sekyibea Newman (@sekyibea_newman), a Ghanaian model who’s making serious moves—all on her own terms. She’s a fashion and design student, a gym lover, and a full-time freelancer, running her modeling career like a boss.
Her Instagram is a stunning blend of looks: bridal gowns, evening dresses, African prints, beachwear, nightlife fashion—you name it. She even brings the heat in sporty gym wear. Sekyibea’s strength is her versatility and her unapologetic confidence. She’s not waiting for anyone to give her a shot—she’s creating her own lane, and it shows.
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Daniel Appiah Kubi – The Runway Showstopper
If you’ve caught a fashion show in Accra recently, chances are you’ve seen Daniel Appiah Kubi (@kubi_bodmas) commanding the catwalk. This guy owns the runway.
From Tecno Ghana Menswear Week to Accra Fashion Week and Rhythms on Da Runway, Daniel’s got a powerful presence that demands attention. He blends tradition with edge, like his unforgettable Kente basketball-inspired outfit in the colors of the Ghanaian flag.
His vibe? Retro-cool meets high fashion. Whether it’s bold prints or sleek couture, Daniel brings it to life with ease. He’s not just walking in fashion shows—he’s telling stories.
✨ Shaarani Dhuha – The Quiet Force with Range
Shaarani Dhuha (@aa.ra.ni_) is proof that you don’t need loud aesthetics to make a strong impression. Her modeling work has a calm, intentional vibe that sets her apart.
She’s worked with brands like GTP, AD NIEU RTW, and Abidjan-based Fladeni, modeling everything from bridal and nightlife looks to Afro-inspired styles. Her shoots are simple, stylish, and focused—just clean visuals and confident posing that let her personality shine through.
Shaarani’s doing it her way, and it’s working.
Rashida Mamudu – The Editorial Queen
Editorial shoots? Global campaigns? Rashida Mamudu (@shidamamudu) is already playing in the big leagues. Since stepping into the modeling world in 2021, she’s been featured in Vogue, worked with Platinum Models, and linked up with fashion networks across Korea and China.
Her style is fashion-forward and fearless—one day she’s rocking bold accessories, the next she’s glowing in minimalist jewelry shoots. Rashida is the definition of a model with range, and she’s just getting started.
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Banze Mohammed – The International Star
From Tamale to Versace, Louis Vuitton, and Bottega Veneta, Banze Mohammed (@banzemohammed) is making serious waves on the global fashion scene.
He’s walked for some of the biggest names in the business, and his work has landed in top magazines like Double, Another Man, and Dapper Dan. But what’s cool about Banze is that he still reps his roots—collaborating with indie brands and keeping it real on his social media.
Banze isn’t just a model—he’s a symbol of where African fashion is headed: global, bold, and boundary-breaking.
Final Thoughts
These models aren’t just “up-and-coming”—they’re already making major moves. What they all share is a fierce sense of identity, a hunger for creativity, and a drive to succeed on their own terms.
Whether you’re into fashion, photography, or just love seeing new talent shine, keep these names on your radar. Ghana’s modeling scene is thriving, and it’s only the beginning.
Author: King Osas
Contributor: Euodia – IG: euodiaaa.x