Veronica Pome’e
is shattering perceptions of beauty and made history as Sports Illustrated’s first Tongan model featured in 2019.
Signed with ONE Models in New York, Pome’e made history again as the first Polynesian to open for Chromat during NYFW and household names such as Rebecca Minkoff. You can find her in major brands such as Ashley Stewart, JC Penny’s, New York & Company, NYDJ, SKIMS, Old Navy, and a Target campaign scheduled to launch this Spring 2021-just to name a few.
Veronica also fuels her passion in organizing as a leader for young girls and at risk youth. At 21, she founded Change in Love, a 501c3 Non-profit organization and is actively building communities in Pasifika Voices and Models For Change Now.
Moreover, traveling to schools in third world countries to provide hope in the community and speak to students, K-12, sharing her story from all different walks of life. Veronica continues her work in advocacy as a public speaker for body positivity, women’s empowerment, violence prevention, and adapting as a society to more eco-friendly sustainable ways of living for a better planet in the United States.
In building her empire, Veronica is set to shoot a docu-series called Saving Vaiola after the borders open back up due to COVID-19. The content will focus on the conservation of Humpback Whales and the relationship they have had with her people for centuries.
