Ahmed Alramly is a London-based creative and image director, editor, and essayist working at the intersection of high fashion, art, and underground culture.

He is the founder and editor-in-chief of NAIMA Publication, an independent magazine exploring emerging cultural movements, including the concept of “New Black Surrealism.” Through NAIMA he has collaborated with figures and houses including Vivienne Westwood and punk icon Richard Hell.

His work and writing have appeared in publications including Vogue and AnOther Magazine.

Moving between editorial practice, image direction, cultural criticism, and work in front of the camera, Alramly represents a generation reshaping fashion, art, and contemporary culture.