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Global fashion and media brand Highsnobiety spotlights Jamaican-born designer Edvin Thompson and his ravishing brand Theophilio. The article was published by FRONTPAGE, the brand's weekly online feature exploring the people, moments, and ideas shaping culture today.
"Sexy, sophisticated, inclusive, culturally impactful, and Jamaican" is how Thompson describes Theophilio to FRONTPAGE's Morgan Smith. "Being brought up in Jamaica, I was always inclined to draw and paint what was around me. I take in so many inspirations from my community," Thompson says. "The basis of a collection usually starts with me reimagining how Jamaica would look somewhere like New York — it's just a peek into that different perspective."
CREDITS
Words: Morgan Smith
Photography: Elliott Jerome Brown Jr
Styling: Jacorie Sims
Creative Direction: Michael Quinn
Production: The Morrison Group
Models: Alici at Dreamland Agency, Autumn Boxley, Lee Christmas, Ruby Saigon, and Grant Uba
Shot at: Brooklyn Studios
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