In the Akan language, Panyin and Kakra are used to name twins, the older Panyin and the younger, Kakra. This tradition, and my Ghanaian culture, inspires this fashion story portraying two sisters owning the streets of London. Panyin and Kakra are chic, fierce, regal, elegant and distinctly African. They ride or die for each other. They shine as individuals but as twins they have survived the complexities of growing up as British-Ghanaians together. The heritage of their cultural names reminds us where our roots lie and maintains traditions for future generations.