#NYFW
Dancehall artiste Shenseea arrives at Hudson Yards for the Kim Shui Spring/Summer 2025 runway show wearing the brand's F/W24 Cropped Vest and textured skirt.
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September 10, 2024

#NYFW

It’s officially New York Fashion Week (NYFW) — the formal kick-off of fashion month — which means fab looks, the latest beauty trends, and non-stop celebrity sightings! Among them, is Jamaican artiste Shenseea who made her #NYFW debut at the Kim Shui Spring/Summer 2025 on Saturday, September 7.

The NYC-based womenswear designer enlisted some of the world’s most elite names to walk in the show, which also served as her debut in menswear. Classic silhouettes such as her corsets, dresses, and short shorts made their way down the runway. US Olympic gymnast Jordan Chiles closed the show in a blooming bodysuit ornamented with a fluttering cape and make-up by none other than Jamaican-American Romero Jennings.

Rock-blooded pro make-up artist Romero Jennings working his #MACMagic backstage on American gymnast Jordan Chiles ahead of her grand finale appearance.Jiraurd Key

Twists by braider Bryson”@brysonkarter” Karter on Shenseea for #NYFW.

Views from the front row!.

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