Introduction
Grace Asibi Asibrele is more than a fashion designer — she is a symbol of resilience, creativity, and purpose. As the CEO and Founder of ER Fashion Brand, her journey from hardship to global recognition is both inspiring and powerful. With roots firmly planted in Ghana and eyes set on the world’s biggest fashion stages, Grace’s story proves that passion, when nurtured through perseverance, can transform lives.
In this exclusive interview, Grace opens up about her struggles, her creative beginnings, what truly sets her apart, and her vision for ER Fashion as it steps onto the international runway.
Q1: How do you introduce yourself?
Grace Asibi Asibrele:
“I am Grace Asibi Asibrele, the CEO of ER Fashion Brand and its founder.”
Q2: What hardships have you gone through in life?
Grace’s story is deeply rooted in resilience and survival. Growing up, she faced significant challenges that shaped her character and ignited her creativity.
“I went through terrible hardships growing up, from childhood to adulthood. During those difficult times, I used to sew leaves and wear them, and that marked the beginning of my creativity in fashion.”
What many might see as hardship, Grace turned into purpose.
“These hardships made me realize my dream as a fashion designer today.”
Q3: What do people usually not know about you?
Behind the elegance and structure of ER Fashion lies something deeply personal.
“People don’t realize that my fashion is inherited and passion-driven.”
For Grace, fashion is not just a business — it is a calling that flows naturally from her identity.
Q4: What sets you apart from others in the fashion industry?
Grace believes her journey itself is her strongest signature.
“My storyline from childhood to the CEO of ER Fashion is my uniqueness.”
Her designs carry stories of endurance, growth, and transformation — making each piece more than just clothing.
Q5: What are your upcoming major events?
ER Fashion is preparing to make a powerful statement on the global stage.
“My upcoming event will be in the United States of America — New York Fashion Week 2026, in February.”
This milestone marks a significant chapter in the brand’s international expansion.
Q6: What expert advice would you like to give to others?
Grace shares insight into ER Fashion’s growth and global strategy, while opening doors for collaboration.
“Since our debut, the response to ER’s unique aesthetic has been overwhelming. We have seen exponential growth in demand from high-net-worth consumers globally, creating an unprecedented volume of orders.”
To maintain excellence while scaling, the brand has taken a strategic approach.
“To meet this surging demand without compromising quality, ER Fashion has expanded our production footprint. While our heritage and design headquarters remain proudly in Ghana, we have established state-of-the-art artisan workshops in the Far East, including China, Cambodia, Dubai, and Taiwan.”
She concludes with an open invitation:
“This expansion ensures we are fully prepared to serve our growing international clientele. You are welcome to collaborate with ER Fashion.”
Connect with Grace Asibi Asibrele & ER Fashion
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- @graceasibi
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