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AW Fashion: Style the Mile
Fashion designer Keneea Linton-George introduces her DiamondMile fashion collection to an eager audience at her Keneea LintonBoutique. (Photos: Naphtali Junior)
All Woman, Fashion, Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Tuesday Style
November 12, 2017

AW Fashion: Style the Mile

Counting Down to The Diamond Mile

With mere weeks to go before the Diamond Mile, The Rock’s most prestigious race day not to mention the impressive purse, the question uppermost in our minds is not only what to wear on Saturday, December 2, but how to remain cool, chic and camera-ready from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. Seems designer Keneea Linton-George was reading our minds Saturday last as showing zero handicaps, she unveiled a capsule collection that piqued the interest of those in attendance at the five presentations held at her well-appointed boutique located at 80 Lady Musgrave Road. “It’s a collection to help women decide what to wear, how to accessorise it, and how to look race-day fab,” Linton-George told All Woman Fashion. No stranger to the world of racing and, indeed, the Royal Enclosure at Royal Ascot, Linton-George rolled out the red carpet to unveil her 14-piece collection. Cognisant that today’s woman comes in various shapes and sizes, there were no one-size-fits-all pieces, but rather clothes for real women with a single mantra: to be Fab!

Inspired by the opulence and the chic vibe of the Caribbean, Linton-George upped the ante on printed organzas, vibrant colours, florals and bold prints. There was also a variety of silhouettes, including her signature fit and flare, the hyaline, the shift, the pencil and the fish tail. Executive producer of the reality fashion show Mission Catwalk, Linton-George shared that these styles were deliberately selected not only to highlight the Caribbean vibe but to complement the setting and conditions at Caymanas Park.

Manager for corporate affairs and communications at the Betting Gaming and Lotteries Commission (BGLC) Jeanette Lewis, who was also in attendance, was effusive in her praise for the collection.

“The collection is fantastic and I’m really delighted that she [Linton-George] has presented a range of options for women of different sizes; from the fuller-figure woman to the more petite body type,” Lewis told AWF. For maximum enjoyment at the race day, Linton-George suggests not only a great outfit, a fabulous hat and sunglasses but cotton foundation garments and comfy shoes, too.

SAVE THE DATE!! The Diamond Mile —

Saturday, December 2, at Caymanas Park.

Keneea Linton Boutique

80 Lady Musgrave Road

Suite # 25

Jody-Ann Skerritt presents a chartreuse organza Mildred shirt dress…
Tesia Bennett rocks a bow swing stripeshirt dress from the Keneea LintonDiamond Mile fashion collection.
Kameika Lewis wears a tea-timeblue and white floral cocktaildress from the Keneea LintonDiamond Mile fashion collection.
Kadejah Anderson readies towalk The Diamond Mile in ababy blue Edith fishtail tubecocktail dress.
Dianne Brown in a lace boat-neck blousewith organza printed pleated skirt from theKeneea Linton Diamond Mile collection.
Lisa Escalona struts the runwayin an oriental lace off-theshouldercocktail dress from theKeneea Linton Diamond Milecollection.
Jody-Ann Skerrit stuns in a Lulu beige lace off-the-shoulder cocktaildress from the Keneea Linton Diamond Mile collection.
Dianne Brown is Diamond Milereadyin a lace off-the-shouldertop and chartreuse flared skirt.
Equally stylish is Kadejah Anderson in apink floral organza pleated dress.
… and Keyla Harwood, achartreuse organza tunic withBishop sleeves and bow sashteamed with black lace leotards — all set for The Diamond Mile.
Keyla Harwood in a pink cottonpleated shirt dress option.
Lisa Escalona suggests anotherDiamond Mile option — a floralorganza high-low blouse wornwith white cotton pants.
Fashion designer Keneea Linton-George (left) takes a bow with models for her Diamond Mile collection.

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