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This research highlights the importance of visual art in Ghana's contemporary fashion design, focusing on its impact on cultural dynamics and creative processes. The region's rich history of artistic traditions, including indigenous Ghanaian art forms, has influenced the growth of fashion design in Ghana. The study areas, including Asante, Fante, Gas, Ga-Adamgbes, Dagombas, and the Ewes, were chosen based on their rich cultural traditions, particularly textiles and clothing. The research aims to understand the relationship between Ghanaian visual art and modern fashion design, as well as the potential for collaboration between dispersed subjects and study topics with stronger correlations. The findings may encourage multi-subject and cross-thematic research in the field of art and design. The idea of combining traditional art forms into contemporary fashion design has gained popularity recently. Many Ghanaian fashion designers have begun including components of Ghanaian visual art in their collections, producing one-of-a-kind clothes that are important to the country's culture. This confluence of fashion and art not only highlights Ghana's traditional heritage but also gives designers and artists a platform to showcase their talents and advance the global fashion industry. This cannot be done in a single day, but it can be done with the dedication and perseverance of key stakeholders, including the government, professors, designers, and trend spotters. Once the desired look has been developed, professors should be required to use it as a training tool for design students so that when they create their own sense of personal style, they are conscious of the Ghanaian aesthetic. It's important to note that these are just potential implementations, and the actual study design may vary depending on the specific research goals, available resources, and the expertise of the researchers involved.