When asked what the most difficult aspect of starting her clothing line is, Charlene responded, “The toughest part of having a clothing line is probably having to pay as much attention to [the] CHARLENE AMANKWAH clothing line as I do to school, it is tough juggling the two, however, I am from Africa and I know I have been given an amazing opportunitycompared to the less fortunate people back home, so there is no time for complaining, I intend to excel beyond all means in both CHARLENE AMANKWAH and Law School.
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For more information about the young talent, visit www.charleneamankwah.co.uk and www.facebook.com/people/Charlene-Amankwah/586350590
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(Edited By: Nani Hapa) (Photo Credits: Provided Courtesy Of Catherine Hagan of R'ajwa PR and Events)
5 comments:
One look at your designs and it is obvious that you are a true talent! I really like that your clothes are different from so many other designs on the market because the African elements are there, but also subtle. Luuurve it all!
big up chale! more vim!
You go girl
big ups Charlene..u are a cut ahead of the competition...Fred
Loved the first dress, and the skirt's fabric(on photo number 3)
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