Oroma Elewa, founder of POP’AFRICANA,was featured in the US Vogue, March 2011, Power Issue.
Oroma is a Nigerian born, New York City based entrepreneur has spent most of her professional career exploring the media and its influence on Africans worldwide, with a particular emphasis on visual representation and the cultural dynamics at work within African and African diaspora forms of cultural expression, including photography, music, fashion, film, and popular culture. She is a creative all-rounder working as an editorial director, fashion photographer, art director and writer whose been featured on Models.com, TheFader.com and DazedDigital.com.
The Vogue spread of Oroma is a mood board of her electric printed style.
“I wrap myself in African fabrics, which remind me of my childhood. Turbans are very regal, they also help any bad hair day”.
SOURCE: OROMA’S THERAPHY & POP’AFRICANA
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