Lydia Forson Models For Beads Company

Lydia Forson

Talented and influential Ghanaian actress, Lydia Forson has grabbed a sponsorship deal to model for top Ghanaian Jewelry and beads company, Kyme Bevass.The company which specializes in custom made extravagant beads will in the coming months be sponsoring the bubbly actress with its top range jewelry and beads accessories for her occasions.
Among the accessories, the Social Media Ambassador For Dstv will model in, include some of the company’s top of the design line up that is Avant-garde and Haute Couture pieces.
The company chose Lydia Forson to model its pieces because she’s bold, confident and represents the African woman it is targeting.

Besides, the Scandal actress also represents the true and strong African woman who’s proud and comfortable in her skin. She is passionate, focused and loves what she does aside the fact that she has taken her act beyond the shores of Ghana. Also she was considered because of her unique personal ‘Afrofasheccentric’ style.
Lydia is currently the first Ghanaian top actresses to be featured on South African top series, Scandal. She has done a lot of unique things in Ghana’s entertainment industry and till date remained as one of the youngest to be first adjudged Africa’s Best Actress at the AMAAs.
Also she is one of the few celebritie
s who are not seen in too many movies but they have made a mark in African cinema and beyond. She is respected for her unique African figure.

Credit: NEWS-ONE

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