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September 14, 2024

Saturday, September 14, 2024

From Jamaican-born designers scoring big on the New York Fashion Week (NYFW) schedule to runway sightings of Saint International model Tami Williams, and Instagram fashion faves showing out in the Big Apple, this past week came with an ample serving of Rock-fab style!

The Page 2 style files uncover some of those who understood the assignment.

 

In A Blaze Neko Kelly brought the heat in custom Steph’s Creations as he headed to the Philip Lim and Sandy Liang shows on Day 3....

...his look was later picked up by InStyle Magazine..

Classy Jorge via IG/@kerryspence_

Legs For Days Saint International model Tami Williams delivered her signature strut at the LaQuan Smith SS25..models.com

Very New York! From the Timbs, to the red NY Yankees cap, fashion stylist Neko “Bootleg Rocstar” Kelly’s NYFW Day 2 look was a ‘ROC’ twist to a classic NY style aesthetic.IG/@bootlegrocstar

Roaring In... ...wearing The Attico Zebra-print Pumps on NYFW Day 2 was Kerry-Ann Spence, who had the paps going wild in the most stylish mixed animal print lewk we’ve seen all season! Classy Jorge via IG/@kerryspence_

...and PatBo SS25 runway shows during New York Fashion Week. models.com

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