Heels.com.ng Christmas Campaign x Promoting Nigerian Brands

The By OGe Brand

As the year draws to a close, Heels.com.ng continues to look for ways to increase its brand footprint and jointly promote Nigerian brands.

It is in light of this that we are introducing the Buy NG campaign(#heels.com.ngpromotesNG). We believe this is a unique opportunity to reach customers who are only in Nigeria for the holiday season and are interested in Nigerian brands they can't get anywhere else.
We also see from past experience that, visibility during the holiday season is a quick way to brand performance hence, we collaborated with other Nigeria

brands that support elegance, class, chic, and sophistication. This campaign aims to provide a fun, appealing and entertaining way to style each Nigerian brands featured in the campaign for the yuletide season.

Credits
Fashion Brands: Nale Girl @thenalegirl, Nola Black @nolablack.ng, Teevalagos @teevalagos, Erilyn By Temitope @erilynbytemitope, Heart Frock @heartfrock.
Shoe Brands: Krizamba, DMG, Lucy Daves, Taayor Bezalel, Thandos, and Aaralifestyle.
Accessory Brands: @yraydesign bags and @topecrystal earrings.
Creative Direction: Bankole Bukola @bankole_bukola for Heels.com.ng
Styling: Henry Uduku @mruduku
Muse: Oge Agu (@oge_agu) and Nonye Udeogu @thisthingcalledfashionn
Hair and Makeup: Becky Oladipo @becky_oladipo
Photography: Clement Ogoh @ogoh_clem
Location: Precise lightening @preciselightingstore
PR: The by Oge brand (@thebyogebrand)

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