Monday, December 26, 2022
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Monday, December 26, 2022

Emma Anderson photographed Rock-blooded designer Carly Cushnie with her daughters for J Crew and Crew Cuts kids festive holiday campaign. The trio rocks finds for the whole family, including the season’s top trends sequins and tartan.

Page 2 is in a holiday mood.

#CushnieCrew – Carly Cushnie and her daughters Santiago (right) and Quincy rock festive finds for the whole family. (Photo: Emma Anderson)
Invite Dress – Black www.jcrew.com
Tartan Time – Holiday 2022 motto: The more tartan, the merrier! (Photo: Emma Anderson)
Snowy Seams – Fashion and interior designer Carly Cushnie makes a statement in Willa Blazer and Flare Pant in Snowy Stewart tartan wool. (Photo: Emma Anderson)
Double Breasted – While these looks may be a little heavy for the Jamaican climate, they are way too cute to not share. (IG/@carlycushnie)

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