The Scene

In an effort to encourage persons to interact more at fashion events and to provoke dialogue about life experiences in a relaxed atmosphere Sonia Noel Designs is hosting a four-day event titled ‘Conversa-tions & Clothing’.

Delesa Archer grew up watching Tyra Banks on America’s Next Top Model and hearing comments on her tall and slender figure, so it came as no surprise when she chose to pursue modelling; a choice that has seen her take the runway in international designer brands including Yeezy Season 2, a Kanye West clothing line and Jreamer, a Jerome Lamar brand that Beyoncé has become affiliated with in many of her song videos.

Five of Guyana’s best DJs will go to war in another two weeks as they battle for $500,000 and bragging rights in Empire Media Incorporated second staging of ‘The Art of War’ competition.

Twenty that is the number of prom dresses that 22-year-old Naomi Murray designed for a single prom during the busy prom season.

Musical phenomenon Juke Ross has several endearing qualities. Aside from his spectacular voice, the contemporary/pop, singer/songwriter/ guitarist is easy to talk to and humble despite his obvious talent.

I spent the last four weeks in Brussels doing a teaching course.

Royden Sealey has always had a passion for art and as a child had expressed this in ways which landed him in hot water.

Those who know me well are aware of my deep appreciation for millinery and the craftsmanship that surrounds it.

Painting the Spectrum 12, SASOD’s lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) film festival comes to a close next week with Spectrum Night, screening of Fit and the customary painting the spectrum.

Rukatuks, billed as a benefit show for actor, poet, comedian and folklorist, Henry Rodney, will blasty off this evening from 8 at the National Cultural Centre.

“I Have Hope” is the name of the song with which T’shanna Cort won this year’s Junior Calypso Competition and today, nearly six months later, fans from all across Guyana greet her with those words and praise her performance.

Following up on last’s week column, fashion careers, this week I wanted to share with you my general response to the commonly asked question, can the Caribbean actually have a thriving fashion industry?

Painting the Spectrum 12, SASOD’s annual film festival continues next Tuesday, June 21, at the Dutch Bottle Café, located at 10 North Road, Bourda in Georgetown, with two short films, Transgender: Back to Jamaica and Antiman.

If you have already grown tired of 2016’s endless parade of comic book adaptations and superheroes, Me Before You is the romantic comedy that promises a breath of fresh air.

RP Couture’s Rishma Persaud has been making a splash with her one-of-a-kind elegant pieces.

  By Derry Etkins   I had a very exciting, yet very painful experience, just about a month ago.

When most people in the Caribbean think about fashion as a potential career, the only job titles they tend to associate it with are seamstress, fashion designer or model.

Deslyn Griffith, Managing Director of Extravagant Celebrations, had been doing event planning for as long as she remembers, since high school in fact.

The word slow is not one you would associate with fashion and how the industry operates in the grand scheme of things.

‘Bring Back Our Culture’, Jason Shurland’s latest collection which debuted at the launch of Guyana Fashion Week last month at the Arthur Chung Convention Centre, was well accepted and widely seen as one of the better lines.