The name Nora Bannerman has come to be associated with the best in fashion design in Ghanaian circles. In such a fashion vibrant society as Ghana, being on top means that one must be really good.
Nora has proven time and time again that she is really good. For more than a decade, she has been the last word in the clothing of winners of the nation wide Miss Ghana beauty contests
- Miss Ghana 86
- Miss Ghana 88 for the Miss University contest
- Miss Ghana 89
- Miss Ghana 90
- Miss Ghana 94
- Miss Ecowas 95
- Miss Model Africa
- Miss Ghana Runner-up 2000
- Miss Universe (Ghana) Runner-up 2001
- Regional Beauties for each local beauty pageant to date
Nora has also been making outfits for the winners of Ghana´s highest arts awards (The Flagstar). All these activities form only a small fraction of the work she does as a fashion designer, dreaming up various designs and as a clothier, bringing her dreams to reality. The clothes she makes for clients, and her own clothes at public functions, shows and exhibitions, have all contributed to the soaring image that she now enjoys.
Nora designs and makes clothes for wives of some African Heads of State as well as diplomats and dignitaries from Ghana, Côte d´Ivoire, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, America, Germany, France, Britain and Switzerland.
Nora designed and made clothes out of Ghana Textile Products (GTP) wax prints for guides and liaison officers of the 10th Ministerial Conference of the Non-Aligned Movement.
Nora has designed and made uniforms for various Ghanaian institutions, such as Fan Airways, Shangri-La Hotel, Taysec (Taylor Woodrow), Dimples Inn, "Indutech 1986" and CEPS, as well as the production of Academic Gowns, Hoods and Hats for the Winneba University.
In 1994, Nora designed and made 10,000 garments for export to the U.S.
Her designs sell in West Africa, South Africa, USA, France, Germany and Switzerland.
Nora designs fabrics which are currently made into batik prints, but fabric designing is something that Nora has done alongside clothes designing and she continues to receive significant and substantial orders for her clothes and fabric designs.