Coats and suits were well-tailored and minimal, ranging from khaki to jet-black.



Menswear pieces were also just as strong and sleek, and were mostly in charcoal gray and black.
Fashion in Jamaica and the region exists, much to my annoyance, almost outside of an international aesthetic. It's my desire, then, to build a bridge between what is innately cultural, and the international industry, all the while highlighting trends and shifts within both spheres.


