Nana Akua Addo Gives Tips on How Celebs Can Slay the Red Carpet Like Her: "She Speaks Softly" -

Nana Akua Addo has given some tips to celebrities and other Ghanaians who wish to 'slay' the red carpet
According to her, the red carpet is a platform for showcasing elegance and making a fashion statement
For this reason, it was wrong for those who appear to be displaying items like car keys and phones

Actress and fashion icon Nana Akua Addo has called on celebrities to raise the bar regarding their red-carpet appearances.

In a recent interview on The Day Show, she emphasized the need for stars to refrain from appearing on the red carpet with everyday items.

Ghanaian celebrities' red-carpet appearances at the 2024 Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA24) evoked mixed reactions.

Afia Schwar was among those who criticised stars like Wendy Shay and others for what they deemed as unimpressive looks on display.

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Nana, renowned for her majestic red-carpet appearances, including the recently-held AMVCA in Nigeria, shared some tips.

Answering a question from Berla Mundi, the top fashionista pointed out that it was wrong to inundate red-carpet appearances with items like car keys and mobile phones.

According to the media personality, the red carpet is a platform for showcasing elegance and making a fashion statement, not a casual event where such items should be displayed.

She described the practice of appearing on the red carpet with phones and car keys as "old-fashioned," stressing that it is incorrect to do so.

"We should cease carrying our phones and car keys to the red carpet; it's outdated. Sometimes, you attend a red-carpet event and notice individuals with their phones, and you must remind them to hand them over to their personal assistant or someone," she said.

Fans hail Nana

Some fans of the Ghanaian actress have made nice comments about her red carpet tips. See some of the comments below:

@whats_up_gh:

"She’s so soft spoken. I like women who talk like that."

@welt_david:

"Where should they hide the items?"

@naa_shika307:

"I love how she talks softly."

@ahbynaforiwaa:

"I now understand why she doesn't go to TGMA red carpet."

@belynda_arthur:

"Nana Akua speaks so well. It’s her calmness for me."

@fa_fa_li_:

"And that’s why she crowned Fella as the best dressed. She wasn’t holding her phone and car keys on the red carpet."

Nana Addo drags stylist Ezinne to court

Legit.ng earlier reported that Nana Addo was not taking the claims that Nigerian fashion designer Ezinne made her dress lightly.

She had served her a lawsuit demanding that she desist from portraying herself as the designer of her dress at the AMVCA 2024.