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Nana Akua Addo Steals the Spotlight With Two Stunning Looks at Ghana Movie Awards

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Nana Akua Addo Steals the Spotlight With Two Stunning Looks at Ghana Movie Awards

 

Fashion icon Nana Akua Addo once again turned heads at the 2026 Ghana Movie Awards, arriving in two striking outfits that reinforced her reputation as one of Africa’s most daring style stars.

For her first appearance, Nana wore a custom forest-green gown by designer Mohammed Abbas Ossu. The strapless dress featured a structured corset bodice, a sweetheart neckline, flowing draped details, and a high thigh split. The hand-painted finish added depth and elegance to the look, while simple accessories allowed the gown to take centre stage.

Later in the evening, she changed into a bold tailored ensemble designed by Mimi Yina of Medlin Boss. The outfit featured a hot pink and deep red power suit paired with matching trousers and red heels. Completing the look was an eye-catching sculptural fascinator that added a dramatic touch to the ensemble.

 

The fashion-forward actress and style influencer has become known for making memorable red-carpet appearances, and her latest looks were no exception.

Fresh from her headline-making appearances at the 2026 Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCAs), Nana Akua Addo once again proved why she remains one of the most talked-about fashion personalities on the continent.

 

With two standout looks in one night, she was undoubtedly among the biggest style highlights of the Ghana Movie Awards.

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