British-Jamaican brand Island Bespoke, led by Creative Sartorial Director David Newell, made its landmark debut in Jamaica with the unveiling of the Spring/Summer collection Arrival at the 25th anniversary celebration of Saint International Model Agency held Saturday, August 16 at AC Hotel Kingston.

Fashion house Island Bespoke is rooted in sartorial craftsmanship with a distinctly modern lens. The brand bridges two worlds — the refined tailoring traditions of British menswear and the effortless vibrancy of Caribbean style. There was no disputing this as models hit the runway in pastel palettes of soft mint, sandy beige, dusty pink, and ocean blue crafted into sharp yet fluid silhouettes, each look a nod to the sartorial codes of island life, reimagined for a new generation.

“To return to Jamaica with my first Island Bespoke collection was deeply personal. Arrival celebrates my parents’ journey, the island’s beauty, and creativity of its people,” an emotional Newell shared with Page 2 as he left the runway to rapturous applause.

Page 2 The Style Issue spotlights a few lewks.

Surf Wood zip-front, short-sleeve shirt in cool pool blue hue worn with the zip low teamed with a pair of tailored Balmont Walker trousers in peach melba (Photo: Karl Mclarty)

Mustard yellow Driftwood Zip-Front long-sleeve shirt accentuated with a hazelwood, raglan sleeve, relaxed pocket bamboo T-shirt for ultimate softness and luxurious feel. The look is balanced with a pair of crisp blue Bay Walker trousers for a confident display of colour and nonchalant style. Karl Mclarty

Wax paper coloured long-sleeve, zip-front bamboo rich shirt worn with lemon sherbet cuffed pleated shortsKarl Mclarty

A nod to the sartorial codes of island life, reimagined for a new generation. Karl Mclarty

From the Arrival collection: Mustard yellow Mountain Peak Jacket worn with indigo denim Mountain Walker Trousers accessorised with matching denim waistcoat holder.Karl Mclarty