Designer Abdallah Creates C-Section Gown for Miss Uganda

A self-taught fashion designer, Abdallah, designed a remarkable C-section gown for Miss Uganda, Muhoza Trivia Elle, to wear at the Miss World 2026 Festival in Vietnam. The gown is significant as it represents the seven anatomical layers that surgeons cut through during a Caesarean delivery.
Abdallah, who is expecting her second child, was inspired to create the gown after discussions with mothers who had undergone C-sections, despite not having one herself. She emphasized the importance of maternal health in Uganda, making the gown's message even more impactful.
The design process took about a month, with two weeks dedicated to concept development and another two weeks to bring the gown to life. Miss Uganda wore the gown on the international stage, and Abdallah noted that Elle was deeply moved upon seeing the completed dress for the first time just before traveling to Vietnam.
The gown quickly gained attention online, prompting discussions about childbirth experiences.
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