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Jennifer Azan – Welcome to fashion
The raven-hairedJennifer Azangreets AW at FlirtBoutique'scommand centre.Azan wears abeige sheer top;light-wash, cuffed,distressed skinnyjeans; metalliccork wedgesandals and anassortment ofdelicate trinkets.
All Woman, Fashion Night Out, Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Style, Style Observer, Tuesday Style
August 25, 2013

Jennifer Azan – Welcome to fashion

COLOMBIAN-BORN Jennifer Azan is managing director of the four-year-old Flirt Boutique, which can be found at its current Manor Park Plaza address in Constant Spring. Ever moving with the times, Azan, a social media enthusiast, ensures her zen-like boutique boasts not only a wide variety of accessories, jewellery and the latest fashions that would make even the most discerning fashionista squeal with joy — but also a strong social media presence…

As AW counts down to the Jamaica Observer Takes Style Out – three intoxicating days of much-needed retail therapy (did we mention at drastically reduced prices?) Thursday, September 19 (5:00 pm-10:00 pm) and all day Friday, September 20 and Saturday, September 21 – Curt Cawley for TSO chats fashion and retail with the charming Azan…

What is the genesis of your store’s name?

While developing my business plan, and in need of a brand, Flirt, came to mind. It’s a name that perfectly embodies the mystique of a woman.

How long have you been in the retail industry?

As a teenager growing up in Colombia, I’d spend my summer vacation assisting my mom in her shoe store business. I believe that is where my love for the industry was born and what led me to eventually opening Flirt in May 2009.

What keeps you interested in the business of fashion?

I absolutely love fashion! I love keeping up-to-date with everything that is fashion-related. It’s great to have a space, such as Flirt, where other lovers or enthusiasts of fashion can visit, to get their fashion fix.

How would you describe your personal style?

I would say my style is classic with a neutral palette, and though I always feel the need to be stylish, my look must also incorporate comfort. I can frequently be seen in dark-coloured jeans – distressed or otherwise – in hues such as navy or black; tops in ivory, off-white, and of course, tons of black; and because of my height, my heel of choice is the wedge.

What lines do you carry?

We carry an extensive selection of lingerie, swimsuits, casual and evening wear, jewellery and accessories.

How would you describe the Flirt woman?

She is informed and fashionable, and therefore very interested in trends, but also has an appreciation for sticking within budget. She is also a superb customer; she believes in our brand and our commitment to quality. We have developed a great relationship with her and as a result, she feels comfortable enough to approach us about sourcing items and making requests. And that is something we definitely encourage here at Flirt. We listen to her and, when ordering, always have her needs in mind.

What can customers expect from Flirt Boutique on Thursday, September 19?

As per usual, we’ll be offering great discounts and prizes. We’ll also take this opportunity to show our appreciation for our customers, as we have partnered with retail bankers, restaurants, beauty salons and the Jamaica Observer to indulge them in fabulous in-store treats and Flirt giveaways.

Share a few retail tips for Thursday, September 19.

Come prepared to have an awesome time! We will be here ready to help you and make sure you enjoy and be part of this wonderful idea, which Novia McDonald-Whyte, event conceptualiser, and her team at the Jamaica Observer have designed to encourage shoppers to leave their homes and shop till they drop! Don’t forget to check in on our Foursquare (details below) and post your ‘pics’ on Instagram, with the hashtag #flirtboutiqueja, for the opportunity to participate in one of our great to-be-announced TSO prizes.

What do you expect to be the major trends or must-haves for the Jamaica Observer Takes Style Out?

High-waisted shorts and pants, boyfriend and distressed jeans; cut-out rompers;and dresses. In terms of colours: neon, coral, red, black and white, and pastels. Checks are also very in; and animal prints continue into this season as well. All of which, I’m happy to say, are currently available at Flirt.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lindsay Templar rocks this offwhitesheer top with henleyneckline and skinny scarletjeans which she accessoriseswith a sequinned leather clutch,chunky ethnic necklace, andlayered gold and black bracelets.
Lindsay Templar is ladieswho-lunch-chic in this jaguarprintwhite shift with tieredpeplum detailing, red and goldstatement necklace andbracelet, and a black pebbledleather clutch.
Jennifer Azan assists LindsayTemplar, Digicel Foundation’smarketing and communicationsspecialist, to get into thisdramatic sheer top.
There was no way Lindsay Templar and Monique Mcleod weregoing to leave Flirt empty-handed. Jennifer Azan sees to that.
While prepping the boutique,Jennifer Azan organises one ofFlirt’s gorgeous bijoux cases.
Jennifer Azan has always been passionate about fashion. Here, sheexpresses that sentiment. (PHOTOS: LIONEL ROOKWOOD)
Monique Mcleod is apicture of elegance in thisnude cut-out cocktail shiftwith navy lace overlay, andivory jewellery.
Monique Mcleod is readyto play in this printed cutoutromper, cinched at thewaist, with a nude elasticand leather belt andaccessorised with pasteland pop-coloured goldtrinkets and a smoke-greystudded wallet.
So excited about thepieces they tried on,Lindsay Templar andMonique Mcleodswiftly upload theirlooks to Instragam.
With anothersuccessful shoppingday completed,Monique Mcleodand Lindsay Templarare off on their nextadventure.
Monique Mcleod adds thefinishing touch to her look.

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