The Style Issue, September 5, 2024
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September 5, 2024

The Style Issue, September 5, 2024

#ICYMI, comedian and entrepreneur Pretty Vee is the latest celeb to rock the Sammy B Mesh T-Shirt. The social media influencer hit the Caribbean Music Awards 2024 stage on Thursday, August 29, to present the Dancehall Video of the Year Award repping ‘yaad’ in the red ‘Jamaica’ Tee from Rock-blooded designer Samantha Black’s brand.

The mesh T-shirt burst onto the scene a few years ago with the Kingston version and has become a warm-weather go-to ever since! The breezy line of tops — which now include a Port of Spain and West Indies version — has seen the likes of singer Tosh Alexander, model Alyshia Miller-Powell, and DJs Angel and Dren getting on board with the mesh-top hype!

Page 2 The Style Issue shares Pretty Vee’s awards show look, plus a few Rock-fab faves wearing their OG Kingston tees.

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Bronzed & Beachy Beauty expert Kayla Greaves took hers on a trip to South Beach. IG/@kaylaagreaves

Bad Like That Reggae singer Tosh Alexander was snapped at Omar’s Kitchen, New York, rocking hers. Kaylah “KD” Dawkins

Va-Va-Voom! We reckon this shot of model Alyshia Miller-Powell, for Kingston boutique Locale, is in part responsible for the ‘Kingston’ craze. Jonsouthy Creative Services

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