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Fearless Caribbean Fashion Icons!

There’s a reason why you just can’t stop looking at them & they are known as today’s trendsetters! What they wear might be hit or miss but it always gets them noticed. Consider the fashion envelope pushed!

Ri-Ri—The Controversial Chameleon. Rihanna is as fearless as Lady GaGa when it comes to fashion. The Barbadian singer, born Rihanna Robyn Fenty, who just released her latest album TalkThatTalk, embraces change and makes a point of standing out. Her style: Rihanna is no generic girly-girl but she knows how to turn on the sexy by wearing modern fashions with a…Read more on page 18 in our fashion NOTEBOOK

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Lonesome Savannah

Style has no boundary; wherever or whenever, style is of the essence. In the quiet, rural plains of Clarendon, Jamaica where fashion comes alive. With lush cane fields, fairytale sceneries, romantic hideaways and cool front porches, there is no limit to the inspirations of nature. So embrace the irresistible urge to slip into a beautiful spring dress and make each moment extraordinary…find it all on page 52 including where you can buy.

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Tamica Gaskin – One to Watch

Winner of SHE's Summer Hair Braids Contest

SHE Caribbean invited facebook fans to upload their photos of braided hairstyles. The winning hairstyle was chosen by the number of people who voted and ‘liked’ their photos. The prize – a spot here in Pepperpot and a SHE cosmetics bag. The winner was St Lucia’s Tamica Gaskin. Ms Gaskin is the director of recently launched Doll House Modeling Agency and Promotions. She describes her agency which specializes in advertising, fashion shows, event and party promotion and charity work, as new and bold, where everything is “fun, unique and never plastic.” An excited Tamica said of her win: “I want St Lucia to be one of the main islands to be noticed for its true beauty and talent. My agency is unique because of my own personal style. I love crazy, beautiful, exotic hairstyles and funky clothing, which are very high fashion so my style will definitely be my trademark.”  She thanked SHE Caribbean magazine for having the competition and said that she was very proud of her winning style.