C. Yohance DeLoatch
"The only place that SUCCESS comes before WORK...is in the dictionary!!"

C.
Yohance DeLoatch, born in 1976, graduated
high school in North Carolina and went to NC A&T SU to major in Computer
Science. Even though photography has always been no more than a hobby, while in
college (1998), Yohance joined forces with another Aggie, Yvette Coleman, to produced two HBCU College Calendars which featured students
attending universities from Howard University in Washington D.C. to MoreHouse in
Atlanta. These calendars were sold
by the thousands throughout campuses and local business in the southeast region. Together,
they moved forward to form SilverPoses,
a local modeling/management company. As SilverPoses,
they
booked models for radio promotions and in-store events. They also began
producing several fashion shows in malls throughout the east coast from North
Carolina to Atlanta. After
working with several modeling agencies and record companies in the Atlanta and
southern region,
Yohance took
his chances in the Big Apple as a fashion photographer.
His credits are astonishing for anyone in this industry, let alone
someone that was self taught less than six ago.
Upon moving to
New York, January 2001, Yohance signed on as Director of
Photography with a local online fashion website, RunwayNews.com. As
DP, he immediately began his mission of making RunwayNews.com more of a
household, nationwide name. His first major accomplishment was gaining
access to the most prestigious fashion event in the nation, New York's 7th On
Sixth Fashion Week. And for the next three years, Yohance, along with his
longtime partner Yvette Coleman, went on to promote and push RunwayNews.com to
become one of the top ten online fashion magazines in the nation. Unfortunately,
due to creative differences, Yohance felt he could grow no more with RunwayNews,
and they decided to part ways. Tired of working under others who
constantly stifled his creative vision, Yohance joined forces with the minds behind
Miss. Harlem USA to develop the new online, all-fashion, all-the-time,
website. The result... www.FashionLedge.com
was
created and launched May 2004. Since then, it has become one of the
biggest online fashion magazines with an astonishing 3.4 million hits per
month!!!
Yohance's
biggest career accomplishment thus far, has been creating and producing the
biggest fashion event since 7th On Sixth's Fashion Week,
NABRU.
While covering Fashion Week,
he
was
disappointed that the lines he associated himself with did not showcase their
collection. Realizing this was mainly a financial decision, he joined
forces once again with partner Yvette Coleman and former model Qiana Spellman,
to re-launch SilverPoses
and create a more affordable way for his favorite lines to showcase their
collections every
season. The result... NABRU.
NABRU
was created to shed light to the urban lines that may not
have the financial backing to produce their own hundred-thousand dollar
showcase. When a consumer thinks of URBAN, the only lines that come to
mind are the Phat Farms, Baby Phats, Enyces, Sean Johns, and Rocawears. So
its NABRU's
mission to bring awareness to AVIREX, Azzure, Indigo Red, and Pelle Pelle just
to name a few.
So far, the event has been quite successful showcasing over 25 lines in the
running span of its first two years, since 2002. And there is only more to come. Visit the
website at www.silverposes.com/nabruweb/NABRU.html.
Since
his relocation in 2001, C.
Yohance DeLoatch
has covered several
seasons of New York’s Fashion Week, shot exclusively for several magazine publications,
worked directly with numerous modeling agencies in New York City, shot with many
of the top models throughout the nation, shot many of
the campaign ads that grace the pages of XXL and VIBE magazine, developed whats
soon to be the #1 online magazine in the nation, and created and produced the
most successful urban event in the country. All of this and he's been in
the fashion capitol of the world for ONLY SIX YEARS!! And at the tender age of
30, he has his whole life
ahead of him!!

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