AWG Fashions: Resortwear by Eroleen

The Kentucky Derby is deemed one of the most prestigious sporting events in the world. While attendees at this year's staging, held at Churchill Downs last Saturday, turned out in haute ensembles, fashionistas on The Rock who came out in support of the American Women's Group of Jamaica (AWG) fund-raiser, 'Fashionable Derby', certainly gave them a run for their money. The hot-ticket event held at the Tai Flora Luxe-styled poolside of the Terra Nova All-Suite Hotel presented a Kentucky Derby watch party and fashion show.

One of the standout showcases from the runway segment was Resortwear by Eroleen, which sent its signature prints and silhouettes down the runway. The collection included pantsuits, kimonos, sundresses, swimwear, with a serving of sequins.

Saturday Social was front-row.

(Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Educator Simone Davies took a white sequinned number with fringe details to the runway. The 'fit was complemented by one of Resortwear by Eroleen's signature headpieces: The Organza and Vines Fascinator. (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Jacqueline Sangster strutted down the runway in a printed pantsuit and fedora. (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Model Natasia Reid rocked the Pink Kimono Set.(Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Coming in hot in a midi with lace and floral details was model Kimberley Staple.(Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Shannon Thomas also modelled a printed pant set for Resortwear by Eroleen.(Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Jacqueline Sangster did the job on the runway with pearls, sequins and organza. (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Miss Jamaica World 2022 contestant and model Rishema Daley delivered in a printed monokini, sandals and shades from Resortwear by Eroleen...(Photo: Naphtali Junior)
...and later slipped into a one-piece cut-out swimwear. (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Resortwear by Eroleen principal Eroleen Anderson (left) and Tanisha Headad, supervisor at Resortwear by Eroleen, both took to the runway after the models. (Photo: Naphtali Junior)

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