OMAMOKE
OYOVWI
Fashion Professional
(MAMO)
ABOUT MAMO
Mamo Oyovwi is a visionary fashion professional with expertise in product development, merchandising, and sustainable fashion. With over seven years of experience at Roopa Knitting Mill, Lululemon, Marshalls (TJX), and Centennial College, he has worked across apparel design, technical illustration, and retail coordination.
Mamo excels at trend analysis, product lifecycle management, and optimizing assortments to align with market demands. His ability to blend aesthetics with functionality makes him a strong asset in both retail and manufacturing environments. Passionate about sustainability and craftsmanship, he thrives in roles that require strategic execution and creative problem-solving. Known for his detail-oriented approach and strong team collaboration skills, Mamo consistently drives excellence in every project.
ACHIEVEMENTS
Canada
Optimized product assortments at Marshalls (TJX) by refining merchandising strategies ahead of the fall season, resulting in a 10% boost in sales across men’s and women’s apparel.
Co-directed Miss Tourism World Canada 2024.
Appointed as Fashion Department Coordinator at Centennial College.
Pioneered the organization of Centennial College’s first fashion show honoring Black History Month, featuring 25+ student designers and drawing an audience of 300+ attendees.
Nigeria
Successfully established the Mamomania brand and fashion training program from scratch.
Recognized as a notable fashion brand by the Densa Awards, Nigeria.
Participated in the prestigious Style by Zenith runway show organized by Zenith Bank in 2019.
EXPERIENCE MY PROJECTS
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Mamomania fashion home
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Mamomania fashion school
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Otishe fashion runway
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Paris Premiere vision conference
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Fashion art Toronto
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Style by Zenith runway
PHILOSOPHY
Mamo believes that fashion is a powerful form of self-expression and individuality. He strives to break free from conventional norms by creating innovative designs that push the boundaries of what is considered fashionable.
“I am a passionate fashion designer, who has always been inspired, by people, culture, designs, and art.”
I am Omomoke Oyovwi, better known as Mamo.
TESTIMONIALS & RECOMMENDATION
Huge admiration for @CentennialEDU students and their ability to create and impact. Case in point – #CentennialFBM student who tells a story about Black culture, history, diversity, and inclusiveness through his craft; fashion.
Dr. Craig Stephenson
Centennial College President
“Mamo excelled during his 15-week internship, contributing to process improvements and leading important sampling programs. His intuition and pleasant demeanor make him a valuable asset in any workplace. A bright future awaits him in the fashion world!”
Sarah Litherland
One of our Centennial students named Mamo achieved a notable accomplishment by organizing and leading the fashion show "Otishe." This event beautifully celebrated Africa's rich cultural heritage and left a lasting impression
Barry O’Brien, M.Phil, MPA, C.Mgr.
Dean. Business School, Centennial College.
Fashion Business and Management student, Mamo, takes his passion for fashion to a whole new level, finding ways to incorporate and celebrate diversity and inclusivity, the culmination of which will be presented in a fashion show @TheLocalCC, March 16.
Centennial College
