Interior designer and award-winning author Cecile Levee oozes sophistication in a black column dress.<strong> (Antonio Graham)</strong>
July 23, 2016
Here’s How We Do Evening
It’s a truth universally acknowledged and accepted by those in the know that Caribbean women love to ‘glam up’.
Indeed, in Jamaica we dress up even to go to the ladies’. Ask Cecile Levee if you are in doubt! Here’s how we do a Caribbean chic dress code. AW snagged these shots in Negril at the luxe Cliff resort as well as at an intimate dinner party for Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister Keith Rowley, at the Spanish Court Hotel.
(Photos: Antonio Graham & Karl McLarty)
Cardiologist Dr Claudine Lewis raises a toast to a spectacular evening in a one-shoulder tie-dye wrap dress from SoHo, Manhattan, New York.<strong> (Antonio Graham)</strong>
Attorney-at-law Annaliesa Lindsay kept it cool and comfy in a dual-toned Calvin Klein jumpsuit, and gunmetal peep-toe heels. (<strong>Antonio Graham)</strong>
The Cliff Hotel, Negril Sales and Reservations Manager Kaylia Harrison (left), and Taji Reid, front office and guest services manager, upped the glam quotient — on opposite ends of a jewel-toned colour spectrum.<strong> (Antonio Graham)</strong>
Keneea Linton-George, fashion designer and Mission Catwalk producer/host, kept it minimalist and chic in black with the perfect pop of colour.<strong> (Karl McLarty)</strong>
Attorney-at-law Sharon Rowley, wife of the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, was picture perfect in a floral print pleated dress with black accessories.<strong> (Karl McLarty)</strong>
Diandra Shand, assistant general manager of The Cliff Hotel, Negril, in a Keneea Linton one-shoulder waterfall dress paired with a wax print clutch from her travels to Nigeria.<strong> (Antonio Graham)</strong>
Attorney-at-law Dianne Edwards kept it chic in a black Adrianna Papell caped shift.<strong> (Antonio Graham)</strong>
