At the 2025 Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA), model and influencer Benedicta Gyamfiwaa turned heads with a daring fashion choice that has since become the talk of the town. Draped in a royal blue gown adorned with silver embellishments, the outfit featured a plunging neckline and voluminous sleeves, exuding both elegance and audacity.
While some applauded her boldness, others criticized the ensemble as overly revealing and inappropriate for the occasion. Social media platforms buzzed with mixed reactions, with one user commenting, “You had the worst dress of the night… you don’t need to be naked to be seen.” Another remarked, “The fame diɛɛ you go get but with this kind of outfit, which company will give you a life-changing deal?”
Benedicta’s fashion statement has ignited a broader conversation about the boundaries of self-expression and societal expectations in Ghana’s entertainment industry. As debates continue, her TGMA appearance remains a focal point in discussions about fashion, fame, and personal branding.
