#PINKtober Fashion Faves
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Lifestyle, Tuesday Style
October 22, 2024

#PINKtober Fashion Faves

It’s PINKtober — a month dedicated to raising awareness about breast cancer and the importance of early detection — and the commitment to all things pink continues! Tuesday Style Fashion (TSF) shares ways to show your support through fashion with some chic pieces from Jamaican designers.

Made from washed linen, the By The Cabana Pink ‘Tobago’ Frill Sleeved Linen Wrap Top has a relaxed silhouette and oversized frilled sleeves. Pair with denim, or go pink-on-pink with the brand’s Libya Linen Tailored Cargo Pant!bythecabana.com

The Sammy B Jamaica Mesh T Shirt is a collector’s item. sammybdesigns.com

Join local clothing brand Tee Tingz in honoring the fighters, survivors, and loved ones affected by breast cancer by rocking one of their exclusive #PINKtober tees! Part proceeds will be donated to a queen fighting breast cancer. IG/@tee_tingzCourtesy of Stephanie Shaw

Add a feminine pop to your outfit with the Thread Lightly By Toni Chunky bag in pink..

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