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VLISCO UNVEILS QUEEN OF TECHNOLOGY AS NEW 2016 VLISCO AMBASSADOR FOR GHANA ‘DREAMS COME TRUE’

International Women’s Day, 8 March, celebrates women around the world. This year, Vlisco honours all inspiring women in Ghana during the entire month of March, kick started with an announcement of the 2016 Vlisco Ambassador for Ghana at a press briefing held today at the Vlisco Boutique in the Accra Mall. This year’s theme, DREAMS COME TRUE, pays tribute to all African women with dreams, and especially those who dare to take the right steps to bring them to life.

The creative campaign



The photography and film of the campaign visualises the steps you need to take to make your dreams come true. It refers to a checkmate, which illustrates that you need a plan to reach your goal.


The Vlisco Women’s Month 2016 campaign has a different approach than before as there will be no voting element to elect a new ambassador. Instead, to kick start the month of activities Vlisco is excited to announce Regina Honu of Soronko Solutions, a software development powerhouse and social enterprise, as the new Vlisco Ambassador for Ghana. 

Regina was chosen because of her powerful story of achieving her dream and finding incredible success in her field as well as her passion for building up and empowering young women to also identify and achieve their own dreams. She represents the brand by daring every woman to choose the path less traveled and to be unafraid of being unique and expressing their individuality.

Join the Vlisco Women’s Month activities

During the month of March, Regina will be sharing her inspirational story via multiple platforms including the media and various speaking engagements including visiting the educational institutions she attended. Also from March and throughout the year, she will be traveling to five regions in Ghana visiting Universities to engage with women studying Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. These women will be enrolled in Soronko’s mentorship program where they will develop more practical technology skills all with the aim of inspiring young women and breaking down stereotypes that tell women technology is just for boys! The celebration also continues the whole month of March on dream.vlisco.com!

Win a Vlisco fabric

On dream.vlisco.com you can share a photo and story of the woman who inspires you the most. Every week we will raffle a winner out of all participants in Ghana; she will win a fabric of the second season of this year!

Discover more at dream.vlisco.com

On the special Vlisco Women’s Month website you will find all the inspirational stories of ambassadors and previous nominees. Come back to the blog every week to discover stories about the activities that took place in Ghana.

This year, Vlisco also celebrates its 170th anniversary. Women will play a key role in this special moment. Keep your eyes peeled and join the activities for Vlisco’s 170th anniversary in August this year.

Vlisco, a story as unique as our fabrics

Our heritage is quite unlike any other. Since 1846, we’ve created unique textiles influencing the fashion landscape in West and Central Africa.

Ever since Vlisco’s inception almost 170 years ago, there’s been an unbroken bond between our fabrics and the African women they adorned. For countless generations, true beauty and wisdom have been passed down from mother to daughter. Knowledge about heritage, culture, traditions and their love of original Wax Hollandais. 

This bond between women and Vlisco has continued to deepen over the last century and Vlisco is now woven into the very fabric of African culture. A bond that is sure to endure for centuries to come.


Vlisco, the true original, since 1846.

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