St. Frimpong was founded in the in spring 2007, by St. Eugene Frimpong and Kamal Ibrahim. Together they have an unfulfilled desire for perfection, which can be expressed in their designs. Their style is influenced by a mixture of African and Western culture, which to them are the epidemy of everlasting glam.

Fashion designer St. Eugene Frimpong and Kamal Ibrahim were born in Ghana. He received his bachelors degree in fashion design at the International Academy of Design and Technology - Chicago. By mixing their African heritage with a little glam, St. Frimpong omits an enticing new look to the main stream fashion industry.

"I am fashion designer, fashion has always been a part of my life. As a designer I want my garments to tell stories about who I am and where I come from. I wanted to join the fashion industry because the clothes in Ghana were not form fitting for the women and I wanted to fix just that. The women who wear my clothes aren't afraid to be themselves and be free.

I believe that fashion is not just the garment, it is the story behind the garment that makes it unique. That's why my agreements are edgy, confident and elegant with a flare of culture; made for the modern women."

- Eugene Frimpong