Prince Indah, the renowned Ohangla artist, has not just won over his audience with his recent wedding; he has transformed Migori town into a vibrant cultural catwalk where notable figures and celebrities graced the occasion dressed in exquisite African attire to honor this significant moment.
Centered around an African cultural motif, attendees adorned themselves in striking cream-colored outfits, often complemented by touches of sky blue, symbolizing sophistication and cohesion.
From finely detailed agbada garments to custom-made kitenge outfits and elegant flowing dresses, the event transformed into a display of sophistication and heritage.
One of the notable style icons at the event was Lang’ata MP Jalang’o, who made an entrance wearing a majestic cream-colored African kaftan adorned with delicate blue embroidery, paired perfectly with a matching blue African hat.
The legislator, famous for his extravagant demeanor, did not fail to impress and took time to snap selfies with admirers as he socialized among the attendees.
Fashion designer Bolo Bespoke, renowned for dressing stars throughout Kenya, turned heads wearing an impeccably cut cream and blue traditional African ensemble.
Certainly, Prince Indah, the groom himself, stole the spotlight.
He was attired in intricate traditional African garments. His outfit included a white flowing robe, a beaded necklace featuring a sizable pendant, along with a golden crown.
He clutched an intricately designed parasol-like item. A few other men, dressed in pale robes with matching blue headgear, positioned themselves behind him and alongside his sides.
Musicians from Kisumu, Siaya, and Homa Bay also made an appearance in large groups, drawing attention from numerous fans who observed the cultural pride evident in their attire choices.
