Ghanaian content creator and rising entrepreneur Gisela Amponsah is set to officially launch her fashion brand, BYYWOMEN, on September 6th. Known for her strong digital presence and lifestyle storytelling, Gisela now channels her creativity into fashion with a clear vision: clothing that celebrates women in all their forms.
“BYYWOMEN is a celebration of femininity, the softness, the strength, the ease, and the confidence,” she says. “We wanted clothing women don’t just wear, but live in.”
Rooted in the philosophy of “Confidence in Comfort,” BYYWOMEN’s debut is dedicated to women on the move whether working, running errands, meeting friends, or resting. Designed to feel like a second skin, the pieces are breathable, flattering, and versatile, encouraging women to romanticize everyday moments.
The brand introduces the ORA collections, inspired by the aura women give off when they feel their best:
• Coco Ora – richness, warmth, lush femininity
• Sage Ora – calm strength, grounded elegance
• Berry – vibrance, boldness, playful spark
• Onyx – depth, mystery, quiet power
Every piece reflects duality, comfort that doesn’t sacrifice style. “The sweet spot is designs you forget you’re wearing, but others can’t stop noticing,” Gisela explains.
BYYWOMEN represents the multifaceted woman: ambitious, confident, stylish, and constantly balancing life. The September 6th launch will offer versatile sets tailored to real-life routines, paired with a seamless shopping experience.
For Gisela, this is just the beginning, she envisions BYYWOMEN expanding into sleepwear, accessories, and lifestyle essentials, always anchored in confidence and comfort.
“Ultimately, I want BYYWOMEN to be a brand that grows with women, supporting every stage of their journey,” she says.
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