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July 9, 2024

Tuesday, July 9, 2024

From The Big Apple to Athens, Greece, the Saint International model army has been tackling the fashion frontiers in style.

First up, Naki Depass was in the line-up for American designer Marc Jacobs’ much buzzed-about Fall 2024 ready-to-wear collection, which he unveiled Monday, July 1 at the New York Public Library.

Meanwhile, Nigerian Aworo Mayowa was the face of Grecian womenswear clothing brand Nataly GR Summer 2024 collection.

Page 2 shares highlights.

 

Photos: Courtesy of Saint International

Never Leavin’ Blue Saint International model Aworo Mayowa leans into one of the season’s trendiest colours in the Nataly GR Spring/Summer 2024 Kennedy Azure Top and Pant Set....

...and Riley Blue Midi Dress..

Coral Crush A bold display as Saint model Aworo Mayowa rocks the Lily Intense Coral Dress....

...and Rosa Coral Dress..

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