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Bill Edwards’ Basix Collection SS24
(Photo: Karl Mclarty)
Lifestyle, Tuesday Style, Under the Dryer
June 13, 2023

Bill Edwards’ Basix Collection SS24

Tuesday Style Fashion (TSF) is back with more fashion for dads courtesy of fashion designer Bill Edwards whose Basix Collection for Spring/Summer 2024 was unveiled just in time for Father’s Day, Sunday, June 18

TSD suggests when shopping for dad, to strike a balance between comfort and fashion. Opt for clothing that allows ease of movement. Bill Edwards Clothing offers a range of outfits that effortlessly combine sophistication and practicality.

Understanding Individual Style: Every dad has his fashion preference. Consider this when choosing an outfit for Father’s Day. Pay attention to his favourite colours, patterns, and cuts to ensure a gift that resonates with his tastes.

Versatility is Key: Opt for pieces that can be easily mixed and matched. Look for classic wardrobe staples like tailored blazers, well-fitted trousers, and versatile shirts. These timeless pieces offer endless possibilities and can be dressed up or down for various occasions.

Comfort and Quality: High-quality materials are a must (hint, hint: premium linen at Bill Edwards). Fabrics like linen not only provide comfort but also age gracefully, making them good investments.

Accessorise with Care: Don’t forget about accessories! A well-chosen tie, a stylish belt, or a classic timepiece can add the perfect finishing touch to an outfit. Consider his preferences and lifestyle when selecting accessories to ensure they align with his overall lifestyle.

Embrace Signature Styles: One of the hallmarks of Bill Edwards Clothing is its commitment to creating timeless pieces. The Basix Collection for Spring/Summer 2024 embraces this philosophy by featuring classic designs with modern twists. From tailored shirts to versatile trousers, each garment embodies the essence of effortless elegance.

Tailoring – The Perfect Fit: To truly elevate a dad’s fashion game, proper tailoring is essential. Bill Edwards Clothing takes pride in its attention to detail and offers made-to-measure options for a personalised fit. Whether it’s adjusting sleeve lengths or altering trouser hems, tailoring ensures that every garment complements a dad’s unique physique, creating a flattering and polished appearance.

Bill Edwards Clothing

5 W Ivy Green Cres, Kingston

billedwardscasuals@yahoo.com

IG: @billedwardsclothingcompany

1876-906-1222

Photos: Karl Mclarty

Solar engineer Giovanni Rimann modelled Look 7, blue linen shirt with floral details and shorts. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
Information technology independent consultant and advisor Christopher Reckord made a statement in Look 8. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
Solar engineer Giovanni Rimann went for stripes with Look 9. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
Rocked by Assistant Commissioner of Police Calvin Allen, Look 10 consists of a printed shirt and khaki pants. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
Pastor and lecturer at the Jamaica Theological Seminary and the Caribbean Graduate School of Theology Barry Hall stepped out in Look 11, a floral number. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
Matthew Garrick, assistant manager at Devon Board Services, did it with a vibrant ensemble, Look 12. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
Fashion designer and principal of Bill Edwards Clothing Bill Edwards (centre) is flanked by (from left) Assistant Commissioner of Police Calvin Allen; attorney-at-law Owen Ferguson; solar engineer Giovanni Rimann; pastor and lecturer at the Jamaica Theological Seminary and the Caribbean Graduate School of Theology Barry Hall; independent consultant and advisor Christopher Reckord; and Matthew Garrick, assistant manager at Devon Board Services. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)

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