Kai Newman walks for Gucci in Milan
Lifestyle, Style, Style Observer, Tuesday Style
September 17, 2013

Kai Newman walks for Gucci in Milan

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Saint International’s Kai Newman walked the runway today in Italy for Gucci, which kicked off the Milan Fashion Week, a significant achievement for the Jamaican model. 

Jamaica’s link with Gucci was most prominent in 2003 when Jamaican model Nadine Willis was plucked from obscurity to appear in a groundbreaking advertising print campaign for the international fashion house.

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