The Style Issue, September 19, 2024
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September 19, 2024

The Style Issue, September 19, 2024

Andiamo a Milano!

Saint International newbie Dru Campbell hit the Fendi Spring/Summer 2025 collection on Day 1 of Milan Fashion Week (MFW) to a starry front row which included singer Normani, American actress Shailene Woodley, and none other than Jamaican-born, Milan-based fashion creative Tamu McPherson.

On Wednesday, September 18, McPherson was also spotted at the Jil Sander presentation, and later at Via Gaetano Negri 6, for the Del Core Spring/Summer 2025 runway, where Saint International model Naki Depass hit the catwalk in Look 10, and Rock-blooded supermodel Naomi closed the show.

In The ‘Frow’ Tamu McPherson (left) sat with Milan based style icon Niki Wu Jie (centre) and Muse Magazine Market Editor Michela D’Angelo at the Jil Sander Spring 2025 ready-to-wear show at #MFW.Nadia Krawiecka via IG/@tamumcpherson

Fashion Fiends Fashion Creative Tamu McPherson (right) and Milan-based style icon Niki Wu Jie at the Del Core SS25.IG/@martinabonnier

[USE WITH ‘Whew, Dru!’].

FENDI MODE We’re living for Jamaican-born, Milan-based fashion creative Tamu McPherson’s look at the Fendi Spring/Summer 2025 show!Nadia Krawiecka via IG/@tamumcpherson

Saintly Stride Saint International model Naki Depass graced the Del Core SS25 runway at Milan Fashion Week..

Whew, Dru! Saint International breakout star Dru Campbell (in the sheer overlay) stunned on the Fendi Spring/Summer 2025 runway on Day 1 of Milan Fashion Week.models.com

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