Faith Maria Porter made history for Ghana at Miss Grand International 2025, earning a top-five spot and global admiration for her breathtaking fashion. Her outfits told powerful stories about strength, culture, and pride. Every detail reflected what it means to be a modern Ghanaian woman representing her country on an international stage.
The National Costume: “Mother of the Soil – Essence of Ghana”
Faith’s national costume, titled “Mother of the Soil – Essence of Ghana,” celebrated the heart and heritage of the nation. The emerald-green gown symbolized Ghana’s fertile land, while gold embroidery reflected its rich mineral resources.
Her ensemble featured Adinkra symbols, Kente fabric, and cowries — a stunning mix of tradition and artistry. A grand headdress made with hibiscus and cassava leaves crowned the look, symbolizing womanhood and abundance. The calabash prop pouring water represented life, peace, and renewal.
Faith’s costume stood out because it told a meaningful story, merging art and culture with pageantry. It was not just a costume but a tribute to Ghana’s identity and womanhood.
The Evening Gown: Elegance and Empowerment
For the grand finale, Faith wore a black gem-embellished gown that shimmered with elegance and power. The black color was symbolic — representing black women, resilience, and strength. The fitted silhouette, sparkling stones, and graceful neckline made it both regal and empowering.
Faith said the gown was a tribute to young Ghanaian women and a statement of confidence. Amid a stage of colorful dresses, her bold black gown stood out for its message and simplicity.
The Talent and Presentation Looks: Grace and Versatility
Faith’s performance wardrobe blended comfort with class, allowing her to express herself fully on stage. She won the Grand Talent Award, reinforcing her reputation as both a performer and fashion icon.
Each outfit in her wardrobe complemented her personal story — bold, confident, and proudly Ghanaian.
Ghanaian social media was also flooded with pride as fans celebrated Faith’s global recognition. Many described her as “a true daughter of the soil” who represented Ghana with grace and power. Her costume became one of the most discussed and admired looks of the competition, proving that culture and creativity can shine side by side.
