This batik-printed cocktail numbercomprised a cocoon jacket, andmatching crop top and asymmetricalskirt, accentuated with merlot hoopearrings.
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October 14, 2018
AW Fashion: Style, Fashion, and Bargains Et Al
Deean Fontaine, the Nigeria-based attorney-at-law, curator and owner of fashion boutique du jour EtAl, hosted a group of industry women last Thursday at a sip ‘n’shop event – part of the
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. Indeed, EtAl took style out with doorbuster discounts up to 85% off all accessories, and Ankara-printed garb in-store. The women in attendance enjoyed browsing the sumptuous and extensive autumn/winter 2018 collection, which featured batik-printed cocoon jackets, gilded openwork overcoats, and even minimal dresses with pops of print. There were, also, complementary Ankara print tunics for the gents.
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makes an African reconnection.
The handpainted,oneshouldercolumnis the perfect fitfor the womanwho appreciatesthe finer thingsin life.
Attorney-at-lawVivette Millerkept it casualchicin an A-linemid-sleevetunic.
Model DeidreMcKenzie worean off-theshoulderprintblockinglayereddress fromthe Autumn/Winter 2018collection.
Bissoon rocked a rust coat with bishop sleeves.
EtAl model Deidre McKenzie channelled African Empress in thisprinted jumpsuit from the AW18 collection.
Coppershot Sound DJ Mark Chin fitted a brightly-coloured tunic.
EtAl owner Deean Fontaine (centre) took style out with her customers (from left) Tanecia Wolfe,owner, Salon Phoenix; Vivette Miller, attorney-at-law and mediator; Tasia Lofters, surgical consultant;Marshalee Valentine, food safety consultant; Shelly-Ann Weeks, writer and activist; Debbie Bissoon,media personality; Dahlia Morris, senior paralegal, HEART Trust/NTA; Zuri Garricks, process engineer,Petrojam; and Cody-Ann Green, baker/caterer. (Photos: Garfield Robinson and Jason Tulloch)
Surgical consultant Tasia Loftersshowed off her EtAl shopping bag .
Attorney-at-law Renae Gayle made a beeline to the checkout counterafter fitting her pieces from EtAl.
… later, she skimmed through the sale rack for deals.
Media personality Debbie Bissoon (right) took a selfie with DeeanFontaine, attorney-at-law and owner of EtAl…
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