The "Granny Series," a captivating blend of high fashion couture and contemporary designs, has catapulted Margaret Chola into the global spotlight. Initiated by her granddaughter, Diana Kaumba, the series showcases Chola in bold poses and stylish ensembles, embodying the essence of "Legendary Glamma." This ambitious project emerged from the overwhelming positive feedback following Chola's initial photoshoot and has since been featured in prestigious publications like Vogue Italia and National Geographic.
Margaret Chola, who once felt neglected and married off at 12, has found a new lease on life through this project. The series has not only transformed her life but also inspired countless women in their 60s and 70s to reclaim their style. Her stunning high-fashion looks have captivated audiences worldwide, with many women seeing themselves in her journey.
"She says the whole world loves her now," – Kaumba
The creative process behind each shoot is an organic mix of Diana Kaumba's keen eye for style and impromptu natural moments. This approach has led to the "Granny Series" exceeding Kaumba's wildest dreams in terms of success. The project’s impact is evident as Kaumba frequently receives messages from individuals inspired by Chola's story.
"I get DMs all the time from people who feel inspired," – Kaumba
Margaret Chola has become the face of a project that beautifully blends style, culture, and legacy. Her transformation into a global fashion icon, without ever leaving her home, resonates deeply with many.
"My granddaughter has taken me all over the world, and I haven't even left home." – Chola
The success of the "Granny Series" has had a meaningful impact on how women perceive themselves, encouraging them to embrace their personal style regardless of age. For Chola, this journey has been nothing short of extraordinary.
"She's a global fashion icon, and she hasn't even traveled." – Chola
Diana Kaumba remains committed to continuing the project as long as her grandmother wishes to participate.
"We're doing this until she tells me she doesn't want to anymore," – Kaumba
