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August 19, 2025

Tuesday August 19, 2025

Saint International celebrated its 25th anniversary in fine style at the AC Hotel Kingston on Saturday, August 16, by spotlighting yet another cabal of stars and honouring the artistry of Jamaican fashion designers with the highly anticipated Fashion Face of the Caribbean and Jamaica Avant Garde Designer of the Year competitions. Amidst the fierce battles on the runway, the evening was ultimately a tribute to a quarter- century of groundbreaking success for Saint International models.

After a thrilling showcase from 77 delegates and 18 designers, Guyanese entrant Shauntae Washington and Jamaican Prestley Hart were crowned the new Fashion Faces of the Caribbean whilst Janseen Graham outperformed the competition to claim the Avant Garde Designer of the Year award, his second win after previously tasting victory in 2023.

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