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Happy 160th Birthday, Showcasing Liberia's Resources Through Fashion

Washington D.C.: On July 26th at the Liberian embassy’s annual Independence Day reception for the Diplomatic Corps, Mokoli Productions, Inc. staged Happy 160th Birthday: Showcasing Liberia's Resources Through Fashion. The display, featuring the Miss Africa International beauty queens and models, is part of a line promoting Africa's resources as many African countries approach their 50th independence anniversaries. The line includes diamond, copper, iron ore, rubber, rice, titanium, sugar cane, coffee and other resources found on the continent. Ellen Dunbar, the Liberian designer who also serves as executive producer of the Miss Africa International pageant, boasted of Liberia’s resources, stressing the significance of Liberia’s rubber during World War II.


Styling and Profiling Liberia's Timber - Model, Emefa Gbedemah of Ghana. Material: linen, stained wood & cowry shells accentuated with bone necklace and wood-carved necklace, copper earrings


REPORT by Marcelle Randolph:  Designer Ellen Dunbar also called Liberia an ecotourism bonanza for maintaining more than 80% of its tropical rainforest, the highest in West Africa. Dunbar expressed hopes of Liberia’s resources making the country a major player in the global market after years of turmoil and mismanagement. 

Guests included ambassadors of the Diplomatic Corps and officials from the U.S. State Department, White House and the Pentagon. Robert Johnson, founder of BET, was the guest of honor. Co-sponsors included Liberian Ambassador Charles Minor, Nigerian Senator Ike Ekweremadu, Dr. Khotso Mokhele of Mittal Steel South Africa, L.I.D.F., American Business Women's Association, A.K.A. Sorority, Inc., All Africa Global Media and This Day. 

The showcase will be on display until July 26th of 2008 at various museums and churches around the United States with plans underway for an exhibit in Liberia. The entire line featuring the African continent will be showcased next May. Mokoli Productions, Inc. is accepting requests for appearances from charities that benefit African countries. For photographs or more information, email missafricaintl@aol.com or call 301-603-9262.

Below are some of the materials. Designed by Ellen Korto Mokoli Dunbar

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Showcasing Liberia's Gold Model: Beatrice Taye of Ethiopia. Material: Asa Oke and Lace accentuated with Chadean bridal jewelry 

 

Showcasing Liberia's Rainforest Material: natural tree barks and artificial leaves

 

Bird & Butterfly Outfit - Celebrating Liberia's Wildlife designed by Ellen Korto Mokoli Dunbar

 

Showcasing Liberia's Rubber. Model: Munah Pelham, professional model & C.E.O. of Liberia's only modeling agency Material: Rubber & Plastic 

 

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