Aura Koutura by Renae Myrie
Corporate meets street style.Karl Mclarty
Lifestyle, Tuesday Style, Tuesday Style Cover
May 28, 2024

Aura Koutura by Renae Myrie

Designer Renae Myrie painted the runway red last Thursday with her Back 2 Front Collection at the Sashi Experience Fashion Show.

Inspired by Sashi’s signature red branding, the collection features pieces that are bold, risqué, and exciting, all in the fiery hue.

The corporate meets street style pieces are also infused with Myrie’s many moods, and draws inspiration from Beyoncé country hit Texas Hold ‘Em.

 

Designer: Renae Myrie

Bags: Beaded By Trish

 

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Model Titania Mycko stole the show!

 

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Bandana makes a chic appearance on model Deborah Gordon

 

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A curtain draped as a dress? Yes, Indeed!

 

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Miss Jamaica World 2022 Shanique Singh

 

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Corporate meets street style

 

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Aura Koutura models storm the runway

 

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