Peace Hyde makes a bold cover for Dream Magazine's latest issue which doubles as its 5th anniversary edition.
Media personality shows famous curves on a chic cover of Dream Magazine
Peace Hype dished on her career, her remarkable journey from creating leading education not for profit organization 'Aim Higher Africa' to her role as Forbes Correspondent profiling the most influential entrepreneurs of the continent for the new issue of Dream Magazine
The media personality and Forbes Africa correspondent recently revealed as one of the 50 most influential Ghanaians looked stunning on the cover while going stylish in chic looks for the cover feature.
Decked in top Ghanaian fashion brands including Christie Brown and Poqua Poqua, Hyde was styled in a form fitting blue dress paired with a white blazer wearing tousled hair and a soft glowing makeup look and red lips for the cover shot.
Peace Hype dished on her career, her remarkable journey from creating leading education not for profit organization 'Aim Higher Africa' to her role as Forbes Correspondent profiling the most influential entrepreneurs of the continent.
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Brilliant and sexy Peace Hyde also shares about her passion for building the next generation of entrepreneurs and how she has successfully managed to navigate the entertainment industry.
Check out images off the shoot above.
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