WRITTEN BY JOSHUA NARH
Afro-Jamaican
artiste Faith Barbee Eselebor, popularly known as Barbee, used her appearance
at the 2026 edition of the Telecel Ghana Music Awards to officially unveil her
African-inspired fashion brand, African Barbee.
The
singer, who drew attention last year with her single Start Over, appeared on
the red carpet in a custom-made outfit from the new collection. The two-piece
ensemble featured a structured corset and matching skirt designed with African
prints and crystal embellishments.
Barbee
said the inspiration behind the collection is deeply connected to her childhood
and cultural roots.
“Growing
up, I always loved African prints and looked forward to the beautiful outfits
my father would bring back to the States for me,” she said.
According
to her, launching a fashion line influenced by her heritage is a personal
milestone.
“Being
able to create my own designs influenced by my African heritage and childhood
memories is incredibly meaningful to me,” she added.
Barbee
explained that African Barbee is an extension of the BRATTIES lifestyle brand
and represents a blend of African culture, fashion and artistic expression.
Currently
in Ghana, the singer is also working on the music video for her latest single,
Start Over. She said the project aims to showcase the country’s vibrant
creative scene and cultural energy.
“I’m
grateful to be reconnecting with my roots and building something meaningful
through music, fashion and culture,” she said.
Born
Faith Barbee Eselebor, Barbee is known for fusing Reggae, Pop, Dancehall and
R&B in her music.
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