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Trendzy by Ackeilia
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Lifestyle, Tuesday Style
July 14, 2026

Trendzy by Ackeilia

Tuesday Style Fashion (TSF) had front-row seats to profile the collections that graced the runway at Lazuli, the National Commercial Bank (NCB)-powered event at Mezza Luna on Saturday, July 4.

Stepping on the catwalk first was fashion designer Ackeilia Caine, principal for Trendzy by Ackeilia, who debuted the Dirty Martini Collection as well as the NCB-collaborated Trendzy In Blue.

Caine describes the Dirty Martini Collection as a “captivating fusion of tropical Caribbean essence and the iconic sophistication of a dirty martini”, making subtle references to the martini glass, woven into necklines, cut-outs, and sculptural shapes. Each garment is treated as wearable art, taking inspiration from the cocktail’s signature palette of olive greens, warm golds, and deep browns.

“The Dirty Martini Collection embodies confidence, sensuality, and refined craftsmanship — inviting the wearer to indulge in the art of resort dressing with a distinctly Caribbean soul,” Caine shared with TSF.

For Trendzy in Blue, Caine showcased her signature layered mesh, intricate cutwork, and hand-crafted fringe details across a series of new silhouettes, which according to Caine, captures the lively energy of Caribbean summer through a striking yellow and blue palette tailored to match NCB’s signature corporate hues.

“I wanted to create a resort-ready aesthetic that embodies effortless luxury and the vibrancy of Caribbean living. The collection was designed for individuals who want to feel confident and refined while on vacation, transitioning seamlessly from the beach to a resort setting,” Caine said.

TSF highlights its top picks.

Angelie Spencer showcased the Martini Glass crop top — featuring custom painted artwork by Alyssa Hutton — paired with the Olive Cascade skirt.Kinematix Studios

Angelie Spencer showcased the Martini Glass crop top — featuring custom painted artwork by Alyssa Hutton — paired with the Olive Cascade skirt.(Photo: Kinematix Studios)

Jade Hanson showed off the Cacao Twist dress featuring macramé fringe detail teamed with a lemonade bikini.Kinematix Studios

Jade Hanson showed off the Cacao Twist dress featuring macramé fringe detail teamed with a lemonade bikini.(Photo: Kinematix Studios)

 

Shanice Gore made a statement on the catwalk in the Blue Power monokini, finished with a glamour net cover-up from the Trendzy in Blue collection.Kinematix Studios

Shanice Gore made a statement on the catwalk in the Blue Power monokini, finished with a glamour net cover-up from the Trendzy in Blue collection.(Photo: Kinematix Studios)

 

Isha Mahbubani turned up the heat in the Sunlit Twist dress from the Trendzy in Blue collection. Kinematix Studios

Isha Mahbubani turned up the heat in the Sunlit Twist dress from the Trendzy in Blue collection. (Photo: Kinematix Studios)

Melanie Levy made waves in the Palm monokini and matching Sea Fringe skirt from the Trendzy in Blue line. Kinematix Studios

Melanie Levy made waves in the Palm monokini and matching Sea Fringe skirt from the Trendzy in Blue line. (Photo: Kinematix Studios)

 

Kadejah Anderson showcased the Hattie Metallic bikini from the Trendzy in Blue collection.Kinematix Studios

Kadejah Anderson showcased the Hattie Metallic bikini from the Trendzy in Blue collection.(Photo: Kinematix Studios)

Closing the showcase in style, Selena Mohammed-Wilson (left) rocked the Dirty Martini gown alongside designer Ackeilia Caine. Kinematix Studios

Closing the showcase in style, Selena Mohammed-Wilson (left) rocked the Dirty Martini gown alongside designer Ackeilia Caine. (Photo: Kinematix Studios)

 

Brithney Clarke was beach-ready in the Gilded Olive one-piece featuring custom artwork by Alyssa Hutton — paired with an Olive Swill Skirt.Kinematix Studios

Brithney Clarke was beach-ready in the Gilded Olive one-piece featuring custom artwork by Alyssa Hutton — paired with an Olive Swill Skirt.(Photo: Kinematix Studios)

 

Brithney McKenzie took to the catwalk in the Grove bathing suit.Kinematix Studios

Brithney McKenzie took to the catwalk in the Grove bathing suit.(Photo: Kinematix Studios)

Tarique Barrett stepped out in the Vesper Merino with the Botanist Brief from the Dirty Martini line.Kinematix Studios

Tarique Barrett stepped out in the Vesper Merino with the Botanist Brief from the Dirty Martini line. (Photo: Kinematix Studios

 

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