Today, many women become mothers through C-section. A long scar can be seen on the abdomen of the pregnant woman. Not only that, but under the skin of the abdomen lies a long story of suffering. Because, a woman gave birth to life by tearing seven layers.
The first layer is the skin. which is the protective armor of the body. The second layer is the protective layer of fat. Which is called subcutaneous fat. The third layer is the fascia. which is the web of tough tissue that holds the muscles together. Abdominal muscles in the fourth layer. which helps in holding the fetus. The fifth layer peritoneum is a silk-like membrane. The oldest layer is the uterus. where the fetus grows. The seventh layer is the amniotic sac. The fluid-filled sac in which the fetus floats. Miss World Uganda Muhoja Trivia Else brought these seven layers to the international stage through gowns.
The gown is called 'Layers of Life'. The gown is made in red, pink, cream and skin shades. Special type of thread and layering work in each layer of the garment. The gown was made by the famous fashion designer Keesha Abdullah. She just became a mother. He had C section. On the one hand, the physical pain caused by the surgery. On the other hand, physical changes after childbirth. Keesha has presented the story of that pain through the gown.
This dress of Miss Uganda has naturally received a response from various quarters. In fact, fashion here is not just about the splendor of thread or design. This gown is a symbol of revolution. Hundreds of signs of mother's pain. A sign of the struggle to ground the little soul. This gown took the world's respect for motherhood to another level in an instant.