She walked into the 2026 Ghana Movie Awards in a forest green corseted gown by Mohammed Abbas Ossu, and the room felt it. The strapless piece featured a sweetheart neckline, a hand-painted tie-dye effect that gave the fabric real movement and depth, asymmetric panels trailing from the hip, and a high side split. Small green drop earrings and clear platform heels kept the styling clean, and a large illuminated leaf backdrop matched the dress so precisely it looked like the whole thing was planned as a single image. It was.
Then she changed outfits, because one look was apparently not enough. The second was a two-tone suit from Mimi Yina of Medlin Boss: a structured hot pink blazer with squared shoulders and deep red sleeves and lower panels, worn over a high-neck hot pink satin button-down shirt, with straight-leg hot pink trousers and red pointed-toe heels. Bold on its own, but the sculptural pink and white fascinator that swirled upward and across her face is what pushed the whole thing into a different category entirely.
Both looks came just weeks after Nana Akua Addo gave us three fashion moments back to back at the 2026 AMVCA: a Gothic cathedral-inspired gown and a Living Stone dress, both by Mohammed Abbas Ossu, and a spiral fish scale gown from The Unbound Collection by Srushti Patil, all styled by NK Style.
Mohammed Abbas Ossu keeps showing up as her most trusted collaborator, and the consistency of their results makes that partnership feel like one of the more exciting things happening in African fashion right now. Whatever she wears next, you genuinely cannot call it.
Originally published by Bella Naija.