WAVVZ founder strengthens Ghana-US creative ties through fashion
Emmanuel Qlynton Carboo is strengthening Ghana-US creative ties through fashion by using education, manufacturing, and creative collaboration. He immigrated to the United States in 2012 and became a self-taught designer. Carboo is the founder of three interconnected organizations: WAVVZ Concepts, WAVVZ Newage Creative Lab Inc., and WAVVZ Manufacturing.
He has created garments for international stars including Steve Aoki, Wyclef Jean, Kevin Hart, Lil Durk, and Cappadonna. Carboo stated, "My faith has always guided my work. I believe creativity is a gift from God, and if we want to create something meaningful, we should remain connected to the Creator." His purpose extends beyond designing clothing to inspiring future generations through fashion, music, and visual art while creating opportunities that connect Ghana and the United States.
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