Jamaica Gleaner
Then & Now of fashion
2015-08-10 -
PHOTOS BY RUDOLPH BROWN/PHOTOGRAPHER
Kimberly Goodall
Lifestyle Intern
KNOW HOW they say ‘out with the old and in with the new’? Well, that’s not the case in fashion. From the beginning of time, fashion has been evolving but has figured out a way to still remain similar in character and appearance.
Flair brought back some classic rends with a modern twist. Take a look.
Toni ‘ Bella’ Blair brought the sizzle back to the Peplum jumper with a sparkling matching neck
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FILE PHOTOS
Evelyn Andrade’s ’50s version of the modern-day romper.
Migdania Banhan dons a 21st-Century romper, adding a little ‘wildlife’ to the mix.
Migdania shows a perfect example of how you can bring back the palazzo or sharara, with radiating colours and a
cute, sweetheart-neck matching crop top.
Extra-long cuffs produce this puffedsleeve look, teamed with wide-as-a mile bell bottom pants from
1973.
Toni models this classic, elegant Kim Kardashianinspired red pencil dress, and pops it with a necklace and purse that flaunt the 21stcentury taste.
Elaina Brooks in her ’50s style of short shorts and button-front sleeveless blouse.
In 1950, Miss Toni Ziadie returns to Jamaica from a Beauty Contest in California wearing a
pencil dress.
Bella complements his rocheted, leeveless rop top and white banded hort horts with tyle.