Whimsical fascinators from Candifab, vacation-ready crochet pieces from Satadaze and bold designs from Kasava Designs.
These set the perfect stage for an exciting 80s-inspired collection called Ghetto Fabulous from Jacqueline Benn-Schuppe on Sunday.
The New York-based Barbadian personal shopper and stylist launched some youthful looks under the Sophia Schuppe brand in a high energy runway presentation.
She said it could be her last collection for a while but I certainly hope not. It was equal parts throwback and fashion forward and I would definitely love to see more.
Supporting designers showed up
Candifab by Candi Nicholls was dainty perfection as usual but I especially enjoyed the use of bold African prints in some of the pieces.
Wanderlust, Natalie Eastmond’s second collection for Satadaze, demonstrates her growth as a designer. This collection showed off her her talent and I expect her to continue developing her craft.
Alice Martin really grabbed my attention with Kasava Designs. I enjoyed her use of print, volume and unexpected details.
View more photos from the show here.
