Beautiful photos of Ghanaian COVID-19 inspired fashion cloth hits the internet

- Stunning photos of coronavirus inspired fashion prints have surfaced online

- Ghana Textile Printing (GTP) unveiled the company’s new designs

- Photos of the COVID-19 fashion cloth have gained attention on social media

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Necessity, they say, is the mother of invention, and photos of some coronavirus inspired fashion prints making the rounds online affirm this narrative.

The Ghana Textile Printing (GTP) unveiled the company’s latest line of designs in June.

The new prints have symbols similar to padlocks, keys, and planes that highlight some of the measures rolled out to stem the spread of the dreaded COVID-19.

Speaking to the BBC about the company’s new innovation, the marketing director of GTP, Stephen Badu, said the company decided to put a twist on the negative phenomenon.

According to Badu, the company hopes to leave a mark in the sands of time as they make history.

He revealed that GTP is a company that tells stories through its designs.

Badu said:

"We are a business that tells stories and we tell our stories through our designs,"

He emphasised that it is important that children who are born after the pandemic disappears get to know that such a ''phenomenon occurred."

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Some of the new GTP designs have glasses on them, similar to the signature ones worn by Ghana's President, Nana Akufo-Addo.

Some of GTP’s coronavirus inspired designs have been shared on social media.

Meanwhile, Ghana has reported over 20 000 cases of COVID-19, with at least 129 deaths.

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In another story, goose-bump raising photos of a couple who recently exchanged vows at the naval base in Tema, Accra, are fast gaining attention on social media.

The beautiful couple, who stunned in their classy wedding apparel, represented quality and class. Although details of their names are yet to be known, the gorgeous wedding frames of the ‘drunk in love’ pair have preceded them and have earned them massive attention.

YEN.com.gh gathers that the duo are military personnel at the naval base in Tema.

According to social media user, Nana Quame Senders, who first shared the glorious images, the couple exchanged vows over the weekend during a romantic ceremony.

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