SENIOR GARMENT CONSTRUCTOR

Dan Tedzi is a production specialist and fashion designer trained through Fashion Clinic under Xorlali Plange. His practice focuses on the construction of the studio’s bridal gowns, and he has served as the Clinic's interim manager since 2022. Prior to working with the studio, he owned and ran a knitting/serging company.

He is also skilled in intrinsic appliqué work, beading, and surface ornamentation. He has contributed to the Ao len, Abesiriwa, and the Avioliitto Collections, and worked as a costume technician for productions commissioned by the Ghana Dance Ensemble. He independently constructed the ketepa dress for the Ntoma Kasa exhibition, which was showcased in New York City.

GARMENT CONSTRUCTOR / PRODUCTION BUYER

Monica Ampomah is a garment constructor and production sourcing coordinator who has been with the studio since 2020. Her role centers on hands-on garment construction alongside managing the studio’s material flow, sourcing fabrics and haberdasheries, recording resources, and handling purchasing for production.

Trained in tailoring, beading, and appliqué from the fashion clinic program, Monica works across a wide range of textiles. Her practice supports custom and upcycled pieces.

GARMENT CONSTRUCTOR / DESIGN ASSISTANT

Jessica Aduah joined Fashion Clinic as an intern and has since developed into a Garment Constructor and Costume Design Assistant. Trained in fashion design, her practice has expanded into theatre and dance. She has assisted with costume design, first-hand tailoring, ornamentation, and distressing for stage productions, including Atobra, Blood Wedding, When Women Move, and Heave. She also worked as a costume technician on dance productions commissioned by the Ghana Dance Ensemble.

She holds a Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) in Fashion Design and Technology and an HND in Fashion & Textiles.

GARMENT CONSTRUCTOR / PRODUCTION BUYER

Prince Agyei (Fiifi) is a fashion designer and production specialist with a focus on men's and women’s tailoring, studio merchandising, and shopper. His role includes managing stock, sourcing materials, and handling purchases to support ongoing productions, alongside hands-on making.

He contributed significantly to the Ntoma Kasa project, where he constructed two highly detailed garments. Fiifi’s practice combines tailoring, styling, and material selection, and expanding his skills in digital tools, programming, and marketing.

GARMENT CONSTRUCTOR

Jennifer Senni is a garment constructor trained at Joyce Ababio College of Creative Design, where she studied couture-level construction. She joined the studio as an intern and has since contributed to both exhibition and bridal work.

Her experience includes constructing Barbara Addo’s gown for the Ntoma Kasa exhibition (2023), as well as assisting in the design and construction of Plange’s wedding gowns and intricately detailed bridal kente pieces.

RESEARCH ASSISTANT

Raymond M. Glikpo is a research and administrative support professional with training in Family and Consumer Sciences: Food & Clothing. He works in academic research, teaching, and community-based organizational support, with a focus on textiles and clothing studies.

He contributed research on The Evolution of Kaba & Slit for the Ntoma Kasa project and is a co-author of published academic research on adolescent health. Raymond is an alumnus of the University of Ghana. (Best Graduating Student in Textiles and Clothing ‘22 and Dean’s Honor recognition).