Ghanaians are known for their family love and the colorfully clothings that Ghanaian children rock. Whether you are a mother or father presently or plan to be in the future, please make plans to check out Emily Croxford’s Native Belle Boutique.

This designer and founder of this extraordinary tots line is a Ghanaian and a graduate of London College of Fashion. Her desire to see the self esteem of children develop makes me appreciate her Afrocentric fabrics in western style fashions for tots and tweens alike.

I remember having this debate of how the world became westernized by way of other people’s cultural artifacts. Nearly all modern influences that we come to view as part of daily living had its genesis during a century in a location that is not in the west.

The food noodles can be traced not to Italy but to Han people of China. Crepes and Pancakes, a breakfast delicacy, is culturally Ethiopia’s Habesha people food staple. Eyeliner is culturally an Egyptian fashion accessory and consider the fact that each nation has its own money, well this is culturally attributed to China.

Against this backdrop of culturally molding treasured style for the world to embrace, Emily Croxford’s fashion line is a welcomed addition. The cut of the children’s dresses are clearly inspired by the Victorian Era and it is permanently the style choice of most parents for their daughters.

This is a smart business move, it would be great to see a collection for the male child as well but alas let us give this designer time and so it shall be.

Visit Emily Ayele Croxford today via http://www.nativebelleboutique.com