Meg'Signature CEO Margaret Adjei Introduces a Gown Made With Fresh Roses on Her 40th Birthday

• Margaret Adjei, CEO of Ghanaian fashion brand Meg'Signature, celebrated her 40th birthday in July 2026 with a grand celebration
• The fashion designer turned heads by wearing three gowns across the event, including one crafted with fresh roses
• Ghana's British High Commissioner to the UK, Made Benson, was among those who reacted to her spectacular looks

Margaret Adjei, the chief executive behind Ghanaian fashion label, marked her 40th birthday spectacularly, and the internet has barely stopped talking about it since.

The designer did not settle for a single showstopping outfit. Instead, she stepped into the milestone celebration wearing three distinct gowns, each making its own bold statement.

Margaret Adjei's rose gown steals the show

The most talked-about of the three was an elaborate pink and multicoloured ballgown adorned with fresh roses, a choice that turned heads well beyond Ghana's fashion circles.

She also wore a sleek Kente gown that nodded to her Ghanaian roots, and a sharp white blazer dress to round out her outfit changes across the night.

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It was the floral ball gown that generated the most buzz online, with admirers marvelling at the craftsmanship in using real, fresh roses as a design element.

The image of Adjei posing on a staircase in the floor-length creation, captured by Faithfulshot Photography, spread quickly across social media, drawing praise from fashion lovers, industry peers and even diplomats.

Ghana's British High Commissioner to the UK, Made Benson, was among those who weighed in, commenting on Adjei's birthday post and addressing her warmly as "my beautiful Meg."

The Instagram photos are below:

Reactions to Margaret Adjei's 40th birthday looks

YEN.com.gh compiled comments from social media in response to Adjei's birthday celebrations.

@lotusgallerygh wrote:

"Happy 40th Meg😍. May the lines fall in pleasant places 🙏 #llnp"

@st_amoahlaces said:

"Happy birthday beautiful Remain blessed and highly favored"

@lacesnmore commented:

"GORGEOUS. Happy birthday dear"

@ghanainukhighcommissioner added:

"Happy birthday my beautiful Meg"

Meg'signature's stylish birthday looks are below:

Why creatives use fresh roses to design clothes

Using fresh roses to design clothing combines fashion, art, and nature in a way that creates a truly unforgettable statement.

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Roses have long symbolised love, beauty, elegance, and celebration, making them a meaningful choice for milestone occasions such as birthdays, weddings, and fashion showcases. Unlike artificial flowers or floral prints, fresh roses provide natural texture, vibrant colours, and a delicate fragrance that enhance the overall appeal of a garment.

Creating a dress with fresh roses also demonstrates exceptional craftsmanship, as designers must carefully arrange each bloom while ensuring the outfit remains wearable and visually balanced. Because fresh flowers are highly perishable, these garments are often produced for one-time appearances, adding an element of exclusivity and luxury.

Floral couture also attracts significant media attention and social media engagement due to its originality and artistic value. By incorporating fresh roses into fashion, designers celebrate creativity, innovation, and the beauty of nature, transforming clothing into a living work of art that leaves a lasting impression.

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Earlier, YEN.com.gh wrote about social media users who reacted to Ghanaian fashion designer Sima Brew's most recent kente design.

Ghanaian media star Matilda Adjoa Adu-Boateng and others have responded to Sima Brew's most recent design, which was inspired by the personality of Bishop Amoako Attah's daughter.

Source: YEN.com.gh