The Way We Look

Diversity in Clothing

tiffany.mongu April 8, 2019 167


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Generally, Africans are talented in the most imaginative ways. We love sharing this gift amongst one another, as well as people outside of our community. I took the time to make a feature about an African seamstress who enables diversity in the fashion industry and most importantly; loves her job! While looking at the story of the talented Ghanian seamstress, Beni Bouka, we get a little taste of African culture and fashion. Beni is the CEO of her own entrepreneur business titled Beni Boo Styles, which is located at Eglinton West in the city of Toronto, Ontario. She does not fail to meet her customers’ expectation when it comes to African clothing and its complex designs. She creates clothing for all women, men and children of different sizes, ages and races. Her story is told to educate individuals on African traditional clothing, inspire those who aspire to become entrepreneurs of their own businesses as well as, learning more about herself and her flourishing business. Please listen and enjoy this mini-podcast I co-hosted with my classmates at Radio RSJ. It was truly an honour and my entire pleasure working with Ms. Beni!

Beni Boo, herself, at Beni Boo Styles (Courtesy: Instagram, @beniboostyles)
Beni Boo Styles model (Courtesy: Instagram, @beniboostyles)
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Award-winning Reggae artist, Steele Mobs (Courtesy: Instagram; @beniboostyles)
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