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Who woulda thunk that the Spring 2019 Valentino couture show would have four Jamaican models on the runway? The collection, which was described by British Vogue publishing director Vanessa Kingori as “a game-changer”, saw Saint International models Naki Depass and Tami Williams walking looks 10 and 28, respectively, Pulse model Miqueal-symone in look 18, while Naomi Campbell closed the show. Naturally.
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Across the Pond, a Jamaican play has taken London’s West End by storm! Nine Night, written by Natasha Gordon, is “the first play by a black British female playwright to make it into the West End”. Huzza! Born to Jamaican parents in
North London, Gordon won the prestigious Charles Wintour
Award for most promising playwright at the Evening
Standard Theatre Awards on November 19. Nine Night débuted at the National Theatre in April of last year and due to its acclaim will enjoy a West End run until February 23.
British playwright of Jamaican heritage Natasha Gordon
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Staying on the topic of hair, supermodel Naomi Campbell revealed a new hairstyle at the Louis Vuitton men’s FW19 show in Paris. Evocative of 80s Whitney Houston, the short and curly ‘do is a departure from Campbell’s trademark blowout, but, by George doesn’t she look smashing! Also...
Olympian Usain Bolt jetted off to South Africa on Thursday for the launch of the new cuvée for his Mumm Champagne — Olympe Rosé. Bolt shared the news with his over eight million Instagram fans with a cheeky caption: “The feeling of drinking your own Champagne”. Not many will know that sensation. Cheers, Usain! Speaking of fashion, Winnie Harlow graces the cover of the February issue of Elle Czech.
In an Instagram post, the Jamaican-blooded model commented that oftentimes she doesn’t allow her natural hair to be used for shoots as she is “all about protecting my kinks and curls”. The Elle Czech team ensured that the glam squad included one of Harlow’s main hairdressers.