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Get in the know! Every week we bring you the Weekly Style, giving you the latest in fashion and style news from around the globe and from style savvy Jamaicans at home and abroad. This week on Weekly Style: – In our continuing coverage of Caribbean fashion week in and around Jamaica, the most recent… Read more »
If there was ever any question about whether the Reggae Revival movement had a thing or two to teach us about stylish rude boy swagger, last Friday’s video release for Protoje’s rhythmic anthem “Who Knows” featuring Chronixx, obliterated it, cementing the movement as a definitive curator of new roots style. The video prompted music magazine… Read more »
Every Friday in our column “Style Selec’tings” Kingstonstyle’s Fashion Editor, E. Hansen-McKnight, scours the web to give you the week’s best in clothing and accessories from web-savvy Jamaican stores and designers. Today on Style Selec’tings I picked five local looks that will carry you though a weekend of club hopping, beach going and backyard chilling…. Read more »
It’s no mystery why Instagram has become a huge part of our social media lifestyle (follow us at @kingstonstyle and we’ll hit you back). Afterall, we are a website that takes pride in showing the best in Jamaica’s street fashion through photography. As you could imagine we also have our own fascination with following Jamaica’s… Read more »
One of our favourite creative minds in the game right now is designer, stylist and vintage fabric salvager, Ayana Riviére. When we found out she would be taking part in the local art meets fashion project Canopy Guild, from Trinidadian artist Rodell Warner currently in residence at NLS Gallery, we knew Warner’s photo transposed fabrics… Read more »
In an ode to Spring, local vintage retailers Some like it Vintage miraculously curated a collection of retro looks in florals, sheers and crocheted lace to fit the season. It’s an impressive but small capsule collection considering curating any vintage pieces can be hard enough at times–just finding a good quality and fit can feel like… Read more »
Get in the know! Every week we bring you the Weekly Style, giving you the latest in fashion and style news from around the globe and from style savvy Jamaicans at home and abroad. This week on Weekly Style: – The Calabash Festival is back this year with a fresher and more youth focused schedule… Read more »
In our continuing column, DIY Guide, we bring you a little Do-It-Yourself fashion on the fly. After all, it’s not everyday that you can acquire a new outfit, so why not invent one. This week our guest contributor Monique Robb, from DIY group Leathered Jeans, gives us a new look in the craftiest of ways with her DIY… Read more »
Easter Weekend is upon us and that means lots of swim/beach/water parties to attend to. We thought it would be useful to create an inspiring mood board that combines both trend and comfort to help you power through the holiday in style. Today’s On the Mood Board makes way for the weekend’s festivities by pairing… Read more »
It’s easy to bear a little midriff with this stylish trouser trend. Trousers typically have a higher waist placement, either above your hips or even higher up on the waist. This makes them perfect for sporting a little skin by pairing them with a crop top or open vest. See how these stylish ladies wore… Read more »
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