The KIKI Journal, from Accra

Classic.Contemporary.Cultural.

KIKI Clothing blurs the lines between continents, and between traditional dress and modern style. Vivid West African mixed prints, cut into clean contemporary silhouettes, made in-house in Accra.

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Model in the KIKI Maxi Shirt Dress in African print
Close-up of a KIKI African print
The Maxi Shirt Dress, cinched bodice and tiered skirtMade in Ghana
KIKI Empire Baby Doll Dress with puff sleeves
The KIKI Yoke Dress in mixed African prints
The Twisted Jaga Jaga Dress
KIKI giving back to the community in Ghana

Chapter 1 of 4

It began with clothes for children

KIKI started life as KIKI for Kids, an African-inspired childrenswear label. Mothers kept asking for grown-up versions of the girlswear, so KIKI Clothing was born to answer them. A small childrenswear line still lives in the Accra store.

Chapter 2 of 4

Designed and made in Accra

Bespoke tailoring has long been the heart of fashion in Ghana. KIKI keeps that spirit, with every piece produced in-house in Accra, and still offers custom sizing. The collections are ready-to-wear, with a strong focus on quality.

Chapter 3 of 4

A Jaga Jaga dress in US Vogue

The KIKI Jaga Jaga Dress was worn by Academy Award winner Lupita Nyong'o and photographed by Mario Testino for US Vogue. The Daily Telegraph and ELLE Italia followed.

Chapter 4 of 4

Fashion with a conscience

KIKI has worked with the International Trade Centre's Ethical Fashion Initiative, and gives a share of profits to partners like OIC Ghana, which helps young adults reach their full potential through education.

Campaign film plays here

The Accra sessions

Full-bleed, silent until tapped, with the story running beside it.

In the press

KIKI's press told as stories, each one linking to the original feature.

African-Print Fashion Now

KIKI was part of the exhibition that toured art and design museums across the United States, and appears in the book of the same name.

Exhibition and book

Also featured in Glamour, on the BBC and on CNN.

Titi Ademola-Perez, founder of KIKI Clothing
I was disheartened with the gloom-ridden representations of Africa portrayed by the international media, and passionate about showcasing a more positive, progressive and vibrant side of my part of Africa, through fashion.
Titi Ademola-Perez, founder and designer

Born in London to Ghanaian and Nigerian heritage, Titi studied at the London College of Fashion and graduated from the American InterContinental University in Atlanta before moving home to West Africa.

Wear the story

The shop stays, one click behind every story.

Letters from Accra

New collections, runway notes and stories from the studio, once a month.