FIRST EVER AFRICAN AMBASSADOR FOR COSMETIC GIANT ELIZABETH ARDEN

28 year old Nigerian model, Adeola Ariyo has been chosen as the first ever African Ambassador for Cosmetics giant Elizabeth Arden. The Nigerian model is expected to be featured in Elizabeth Arden’s Campaigns for Visible Difference, Skin Illuminating and foundation lines.

The Nigerian model based in South Africa is expected to take over from Lerato Moloi, the Elizabeth Arden South African Ambassador who will serve as her mentor.

The announcement took place at Krammerville in Sandton, South Africa where Adeola was joined by Lerato , the Estee Lauder team and fellow Nigerian models Bisi Sowemimo and Tamar Awobotu. Adeola started modeling in London at the age of 13.

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