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Tuesday, June 4, 2024

Industry tastemakers, as well as friends and family of aspirants, poured into the AC Hotel’s Rocksteady ballroom last Saturday, as female and male fresh faces debuted to a panel of international agents with hopes of earning the coveted Saint International Fashion Face of the Caribbean title.

Also up for judging were creations from local fashion designers vying for the Avant Garde Designer of the Year award and a $124,000 cash prize. The production — hosted by Saint International CEO Deiwght Peters and Kerie-Ann “Kiki” Thombs — was undoubtedly the hot-ticket fashion event of the weekend.

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