Ghanaian craftsmanship took centre stage at Vienna Fashion Week as luxury fashion house Helmet & Armour showcased its EL-ROI 2026 collection, featuring garments made by women in Ghana.
The fashion house has released the official full video of the show, highlighting the collection’s presentation on the Vienna runway and the women who modelled the designs.
According to Helmet & Armour, the show brought together fashion, hair, makeup, jewellery and music to create a presentation centred on confidence, elegance and individuality.
The EL-ROI collection is the fashion house’s signature collection, with the name meaning “The God Who Sees Me.” It is designed around themes of purpose, identity, grace, resilience and confidence.
Helmet & Armour describes itself as an international luxury fashion house based in Accra, Ghana, and Vienna, Austria, creating handcrafted couture and bespoke fashion for women.
A key feature of the brand is its one-of-one approach to fashion. The fashion house says each fabric is transformed into a single unique garment, with the exact design and fabric combination not reproduced once the piece is sold.
Its offerings include couture gowns, luxury occasion wear, cocktail dresses, statement pieces, red-carpet fashion, bespoke garments and limited-edition collections.
The brand also serves international clients and says its creations are available through stockists in London, Abuja and Lagos, in addition to its bases in Ghana and Austria.
Helmet & Armour has described the collection and the fashion show as part of its broader mission to redefine luxury while empowering women to express confidence, purpose and individuality.
The fashion house has invited audiences to watch the full fashion show and its opening video on YouTube.
