Influencer marketing is growing exponentially, and ever more fashion and retail brands are turning to Insta-fluencers and content creators with high follower counts to promote their brands. New multi-brand retail store The Republic, however, is taking a slightly different approach. The newcomer instead chose to spotlight a group of creatives who embody their ethos and whilst some of these content creators are undoubtedly influencers in their own right, the decision to work with individuals spanning a spectrum of influence is a gamble we are willing to bet will pay off.

 

Check out the campaign images below featuring creatives from accomplished writer and unofficial fashion guy Ayodeji Rotinwa to OAP and fashion enthusiast Kaylah Oniwo

Ayodeji Rotinwa

Ayodeji Rotinwa @soundsbetterwithdej

Ifeoma Odogwu & Ozinna Anumudu

Ifeoma Odogwu @hyperfashun
Ozinna Anumudu @ozinna

Kaylah Oniwo

Kaylah Oniwo @kaylahoniwo
Credits
Images by the Republic :@republicretailhub
Styling and Creative Direction by Thestyleinfidel @thestyleinfidel for @thestyleinfidelstudios
Stylist’s Assistant:The Dipo @nipplesdjango
Photographed by:@adebayophotographer
Hair:@thehairmasters @thehairmasterstudio
Makeup:@beautybybellamere
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