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All Woman FASHION: Look Cool, Feel Cool
A fan becomes the must-have accessory for the sizzlingpatterned number from LeeAnn Designz by SuzileeChambers seen at Caribbean Fashion Week.
All Woman, Fashion, Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Tuesday Style
July 2, 2017

All Woman FASHION: Look Cool, Feel Cool

The fashion struggle of the Caribbean woman at this time of year — the hottest months — is to not only look cool, but feel cool. Fortunately, the two don’t have to be mutually exclusive. Although options were limited, Caribbean Fashion Week (CFW) did offer a few selections from which viewers could refresh their summer wardrobes. From model Jeneil Williams’ new swimsuit collection to crisp white jumpsuits from fashion line drennaLUNA, All Woman Fashion (AWF) rounded up a few of our favourites for your perusal.

Suzilee Chambers for LeeAnn Designz debuted several new looks that branched out from the resort wear she’s typically known for. There was swimwear, but, too, clothes that could be worn outside of a casual beach context. The new pieces were seeking a balance between structure and a loose-flowing fit, making them a practical option for today’s woman in search of practicality and versatility. Many of her pieces featured the popular off-the-shoulder trend and were styled with fans and parasols.

Perhaps the most anticipated collection of CFW was the debut of Pulse model Jeneil William’s swimwear line Rogue Creations. It was the model’s turn to experience the other side of the runway as she sent her minimalist pieces out for visual consumption. The urban streetstyle that is characteristic of models was apparent in the line, which contrasted ultra-sexy cut-outs with military inspired accessories. Some of the more minimalist pieces in nudes and mustards were reminiscent of Celine’s latest collections. The highlight of the collection was a daring brown one-piece swimsuit with an associated nipple pastie.

drennaLUNA presented a series of minimalist and monochromatic pieces. AWF loved several of the all-white pieces, particularly the jumpsuits. It might be a fashion faux pas to wear white past September in the USA, but luckily for us Rock fabellas, white is a fashionable choice all year round!

This heatwave-appropriate-yet lady-likenumber was seen in Suzilee Chambers’LeeAnn Designz collection at CaribbeanFashion Week.
A colour-coordinated parasolproved the perfect accessoryfor this easy, breezy, off-theshoulderwhite number fromLeeAnn Designz by SuzileeChambers seen at CaribbeanFashion Week.
Stripes are in and so isthis loose-fitting twopieceLeeAnn Designzcreation by designerSuzilee Chambers.
Camouflage accessoriescontrasted with minimalist cutsand colours in Jeneil Williams’new line Rogue Creations, seenat Caribbean Fashion Week.
A camouflage cover-up frommodel Jeneil Williams’ new lineRogue Creations.
Swimsuits with cut-outs werea major theme of Model JeneilWilliam’s new line RogueCreations.
Model-turned-designer JeneilWilliams debuted her collectionRogue Creations at CaribbeanFashion Week.
Tomboy meets girly-girl inthis ruffled one shoulder bikiniand camoflauge boy shortscombination from model JeneilWilliams’ new collection RogueCreations.
Beat the heat in this drennaLunacream crop top and wide flaredpants.
This creamy white jumpsuit by drennaLUNA for CFW certainly gotour nod.
The mid-calf hemline was arefreshing twist — drennaLUNAfor Caribbean Fashion Week2017.
drennaLUNA designers and business partners Arlene Martin (left)with sister Angelie Martin-Spencer, after showing their latestcollection at Caribbean Fashion Week.
drennaLUNA for Caribbean Fashion Week. (Photos: Antonio Graham)

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