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Superga SA Announces Partnership With Blood & Water Lead Actress Ama Qamata

Superga SA Announces Partnership With Blood & Water Lead Actress Ama Qamata. Superga SA took to Instagram to announce its new partnership with South African actress Ama Qamata. The partnership is set to see the actress showcasing Superga’s hottest styles of the year.

The post read, “Introducing Ama Qamata for Superga! Ama is a leading local actress, fashionista and all round It Girl! Join us as @amaqamata showcases a few of our hottest styles of the year. We’ll show you how you can dress up any of our top-rated sneakers and instantly elevate your look, whether you’re out and about or you’re all about stay-at-home style this festive season!”

This partnership will see Qamata being the face of Superga’s summer campaign, this is to advertise the products that they are offering to the market. The company seeks to show people how they can dress up any of their top-rated sneakers and instantly elevate their look, whether they are out and about or all about stay-at-home style this festive season. Superga is the iconic brand for sports and leisure footwear who first in Italy used natural rubber volcanization technology for the production of shoes, boots and sneakers.

Qamata made her television acting debut as Nalendi in the situation comedy My Perfect Family on SABC1. She is known for her roles as Buhle Ndaba in the Mzansi Magic series Gomora and Puleng Khumalo in the Netflix series Blood & Water. Qamata has been building her brand to be a credible brand over the years and she has managed to amass a large following on social media, which will in turn attract brands for collaborations. This partnership is set to be very lucrative as both parties are invested in making sure that their brands reach as many people as possible.

Qamata working with Superga is a well fit partnership as she is also a fashion forward individual. She will be able to represent Superga’s products very well as she knows what kind of style her fans love and will be willing to buy.

By Thomas Chiothamisi

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