Vintage Africa: readers share their style

Reverend Emmanuel Benson Palmer: 'One of Freetown's best dressed. A chameleon of fashion equally comfortable in double denim as he is in a three piece suit.' Photograph: jodunlop/GuardianWitness

Awal Yussif sporting a dress as a jacket: 'It was love at first sight. The very moment I saw it I knew this is something I could rock'. Photograph: Awal Yussif/GuardianWitness

The soldier: 'We met in Mekele, northern Ethiopia ... he looked so stylish sat watching the world go by' . Photograph: Tim Tyson/GuardianWitness

Franklin Saiyalel, AKA Kenyan Stylist: 'Kenya's leading male fashion blogger, at the Fashion High Tea 2014 in Nairobi ... he was selected as the best dressed male'. Photograph: Franklin Saiyalel/GuardianWitness

A creative house in Ghana: 'Accra is becoming increasingly diverse. Makes you question what it means to be Ghanaian these days.' Photograph: VintageGh/GuardianWitness

The lookbook: 'Accra's first ever Vintage store, The Gold Coast art house was opened last year by Singer Jojo Abot, here's a snap from the lookbook.' Photograph: Frances Quarcoopome/GuardianWitness

vtaurius the traditional rebel: 'Breaking all the rules of fashion ... staying true to who I am.' Photograph: vtaurius/GuardianWitness

Vintage Ghana: 'There's a growing sense of appreciation for a global sense of style ... Some call it an afropolitan movement. To us, it's just us, being us.' Photograph: VintageGh/GuardianWitness

Kezieh: 'UK-Based African artist out and about at an African cultural show', Spitalfields market, London. Photograph: Valentine Uzo Naija/GuardianWitness

Rows of fabric: 'Women in Tanzania and Kenya dress in these colourful, intricate and elegant khanga garments ... usually a piece of printed cotton fabric with patterned edges and then often a second design in the centre.' Photograph: scratchvideo/GuardianWitness

Mombasa family style: 'Staking a claim on their African roots, feelin' groovy and rarin' to hit the beach'. Photograph: MzunguWaCanada/GuardianWitness

Setting the trend: 'Ankara swag, Kenya'. Photograph: Stella Cherono Langat/GuardianWitness