The Style Issue, September 12, 2024
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September 12, 2024

The Style Issue, September 12, 2024

While the usual rush of Jamaican models on the New York Fashion Week (NYFW) has dwindled this season, our Rock-fab athletes, artistes, and stylistas have been serving looks while popping in and out of shows.

Olympian Junelle Bromfield — with her boyfriend, Olympic champion Noah Lyles in tow — made her runway debut at the One Piece x Dim Mak Spring/Summer 2025 show, while Jamaican-Canadian model Winnie Harlow strutted for LaQuan Smith, and British-Jamaican actress Jodie Turner-Smith was spotted front-row at the Tory Burch presentation.

Plus, for a second year in a row, stylist Neko “Bootleg Rocstar” Kelly’s NYFW stint has gone viral!

Page 2 The Style Issue has the deets!

Star-Studded (From left) British-Jamaican actress Jodie Turner-Smith and American actresses Elizabeth Olsen, Mindy Kaling, Joey King sat front-row at the Tory Burch SS25 show wearing variations of the brand’s Pierced XL Pump..

ROC & The City Neko Kelly tapped local design house Steph’s Creations for his Day 4 ensemble and was spotted rocking the ‘fit alongside Diotima designer Rachel Scott at her Spring 2025 show.Capture Creative via IG/@bootlegrocstar

On Point On Day 5, stylist Neko “Bootleg Rocstar” Kelly hit the streets in Converse High tops, a piece from the Tribe Nine St Albans Collection and a white shirt secured with the season’s most unlikely accessory, a HB No.2 pencil!.

[USE AS INSET].

...and was spotted rocking the ‘fit alongside Rachel Scott at her Spring 2025 show. IG/@bootlegrocstar

She’s Everything The braids, the ‘fit, the face... Winnie Harlow’s turn on the LaQuan Smith SS25 runway was everything!IG/@winnieharlow

[USE WITH ‘Star-Studded’]IG/@jodiesmith

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