Azizah Onifa of Azipho’s Creations is an award-winning craftswoman and veteran jewellery designer. Both Barbadians and visitors have probably seen her at Pelican Village, Bridgetown Market or anywhere artisans set up. I recently had the pleasure...
Today we feature Natalie Eastmond of Satadaze, a Barbadian crochet, resort, and festival wear brand. *As told to Natasha Beckles* After the birth of my first son I became a stay-at-home mom and then two...
Guyanese designer Carlos Anthony is set to make a big return to the Caribbean after several years on the New York fashion scene. The head designer of Original Stush will be launching a brand...
There’s a new accessories company in Barbados and if all goes according to plan, it will make waves across the Caribbean. Monumental Watches, billed as the country’s first watch company, was founded by Barbadian...
Anika Collymore-Taylor is an attorney-at-law who is exploring her creative side. On October 1, 2018, she launched Her Diadem, a line of headbands which she plans to expand soon. The idea for the business...
Leopard print never goes out of style but it has been named as one of Fall’s biggest trends. This is a trend I can get behind because leopard is easily one of my favourite...
If you follow me on Instagram, you would know that I was in Key West recently for a pre-birthday trip. As I was strolling through the Sponge Market in Mallory Square, I found myself...
When I am putting looks together, I dare myself to make something work. I always look for the most interesting silhouette or something that’s a little off, but I have to figure it out....
Are you reaching for the same two outfits all the time? Are all your clothes and shoes the same colour? Are you dissatisfied with the outfits you put together now even though you once...
If you’ve read InStyle, Glamour, Redbook or Lucky magazines, you may have seen a necklace or pair of earrings from the brand Arthur & Livingston. But did you know the brand has a Barbadian...
This is Christina Goddard’s comeback year so you may want to get to know her. The New York-based designer of Barbadian parentage has returned from a five-year break and she wants to do big...
Often when we think of shoes for the office we think of heels. This makes sense since many of us feel more dressed up (and more in charge) when we’re elevated. Some workplaces also...
This Pink Lemonade Shifty Shift dress is easily one of my favourite pieces. The print is bold, the dress drapes well and I really don’t need to do much in the way of accessories....
Dress for success. You don’t get a second chance to make a first impression. These statements are repeated often for a reason. You may be the best worker ever but if you dress inappropriately...
You probably know by now that I’m a huge fan of easy to wear clothing that still makes a statement. When I saw the Always Leid collection which Grenadian Raquel Leid showed at the...
Some people find shopping to be a chore. They only do it when necessary and they don’t get particularly excited. Then there are the rest of who just love the entire experience. Well, maybe...
How many swimsuits do you try on before you find the perfect one? I tried six whole pieces before I found one I could live with. I like it but were I shopping for...
This week I had the pleasure of being included in Independent Fashion Bloggers’ Links à la Mode round-up for the second time. My post on Barbadian brand Peacesbyanya made the cut. If you’re not all...
July 30, 2018 was a big night in fashion but it didn’t take place in New York, London or Paris. It happened in Road Town, the capital of Tortola in the British Virgin...
During this year’s Pompasette Brunch Party the Olé Love collection grabbed my attention. Almost everything the models wore was produced under the brand: bags, necklaces, ponchos, pashminas, headbands. They coordinated beautifully yet gave off...
