Nigerian fashion brand, OUCH has announced Nollywood act OC Ukeje and model Bryan Okwara as the male brand ambassadors and model Yolande Okereke and ex beauty queen Dabota Lawson as female ambassadors for the clothing brand.
OUCH Announces OC Ukeje, Bryan Okwara, Yolande Okereke& Dabota Lawson As Brand Ambassadors With S/S '14 Collection
OUCH S/S'14 looks...
The celebrities announced for the Spring/Summer 2014 collection as they were vibrant in bright Tee shirts for the lifestyle brand.
The creative director of the brand, Uche Nnaji who reveals that the collection is loaded with various stylish looks from blazers with customized buttons to new shoe line in the pipeline says, 'with a bias for the stylish Nigerian man and woman, we have created polo shirts for both male and female, we have also added a snazzy collection of polo dresses for females. The colours range from the regular to the downright edgy and we have more on the way'
OUCH is a fashion powerhouse that prides itself on having a global perspective when it comes to style. Peep photos from the collection below.
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Credits
Photography: TCD
Stylist: Uche Nnaji
Models/Brand Ambassadors: Bryan Okwara, OC Ukeje, Dabota Lawson & Yolanda Okereke
Assist Stylist: Toun AJ
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Makeup: Yvonne
Location: Radisson Blu VI
Graphics: Adebayo Akindun
Concept: The Style Clinic
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