This past spring, Joy Kingsley-Ibeh orchestrated the Fever Fashion Show at Westfield Montgomery Mall. It was a spectacular display embodying her signature style via an array of vibrant concepts, colors, music, and models. In addition to producing fashion shows, Ibeh is CEO of a modeling and talent agency, and a professional stylist. “I received an abundance of warm, positive feedback from both the audience and participants,” she said.
Following the successful show, Joy embarked on a soul-enriching journey back to her birthplace in Nigeria, a pilgrimage that proved to be a profound source of inspiration and a heartfelt homecoming. Her trip served as a rebirth of sorts, rekindling a deep connection to her roots that had been overshadowed by past family tragedies.
Upon her return to Nigeria, Ibeh found herself immersed in sensory overload, marveling at the dazzling colors saturating the clothing, architecture, and landscapes. The experience added a new dimension to her fashion repertoire, she explained, “I look forward to blending the country’s beauty and style into my work.”.
Her global perspective and a keen eye for exciting fashion have made her an indispensable resource in the industry. Kingsley Modeling offers a diverse range of services from model promotion to fashion show production.
Ibeh’s burgeoning creativity was further fueled by the artistic environment in Nigeria, inspiring her to seek collaborations with local artists like Maggie O’Neill to infuse new energy into her fashion endeavors. Her dedication to keeping her fashion lens open to all possibilities reflects her belief that beauty can be found in both the ordinary and the extraordinary, a sentiment she shares with her clients and audiences.
PULL QUOTE: “Nigeria was sensory overload,” she says. “My fashion lens targeted the beautiful faces and the amazing clothing.”