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Elsa Majimbo GQ cover

Elsa Majimbo Graces the Latest Cover of GQ South Africa

Social media sensation Elsa Majimbo is the latest cover star for GQ South Africa‘s tech issue.

The Kenyan internet comedienne’s career has skyrocketed since she started making the world laugh with her short quirky videos.

This is Elsa’s second magazine cover this year, having graced the cover of Native Magazine earlier in the year. In the photos following the cover feature, first rocking a custom IMPRINT ZA turtle neck dress with exaggerated sleeves. She paired it with a faux-locs updo complemented by a neon graphic eyeliner in two different shades. Next, she dons a Versace Barocco-print bathrobe, and for her final look, Elsa stuns in IMPRINT ZA’s zebra print number with black ankle boots.

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The images were captured by talented Kenyan-born, South African-based photographer – Cedric Nzaka. It’s safe to say that Elsa is everyone’s favourite lock-down companion – and from what we see, her career is just taking off.

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