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Last Updated: Feb 13, 2017 - 1:45:37 AM |
The designer, Cardel McClam (right) wearing his own designs. Left is a model in one of his gowns, both from his Fall / Winter Collection.
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Nassau, Bahamas - Under the theme, "Let it Snow in the Islands," Bahamian designer Cardell McClam will showcase his Fall/Winter 016 Collection on November 15th at the Dundas Centre for the Performing Arts.
Fashionistas can expect to see the latest Cardell McClam jackets, blazers, cocktail dresses, gowns suits, blouses and skirts in jewel tones. sparkling blue, dark knight, platinum and plumberry. In total there will be 25 looks for males and females.
McClam said he's taken a minimalistic prospective for this collection. "It is monochromatic. In a world that is fast pace, it is great to have silence. There is clarity in silence. There is great brilliance in one's ability to maintain respect,it's composure and identity. A confident man, a confident woman is able to woe a room by well tailored clothing in beauty color and his or her personality."
The designer said his collection is inspired by a fusion of the weather changes that occurs around the world during the transition of summer to winter, reflecting the casual ease of the New Mexican Lifestyle.
"It will capture the evolving woman, from teen woman to adult. The modern woman who doesn't need to expose her body to get attention, but is confident in her natural 'womaness'. The silhouette is tailored to accommodate the femininity and softness of a woman, the fabric her glamour, and the colours her ability to lead. As for the men, "he's expressive," says McClam who is using prints to portray that expression.
The night will start with a cocktail reception entitled
A Toast to Fashion. "This toast is a celebration of all form of art for I believe we have done a great job and will continue to do a great job at establish an arts community," said McClam. "It will be the portrayal of a beautiful story, from its setting to the garments, you will experience
Let it Snow in the Islands. There will music by two DJs and a ballad by one of Nassau's best vocalist.
After the collection is shown, there will be an afterparty to celebrate the joy of the season. "Expect a euphoric, dreamy evening with beautiful creative people, elegant decor, quality chic clothing to shop during the holidays," said the young designer.
The Production Team:
Joe W. Stubbs- Production Coordinator
Christopher John - Co Production Coordinator
Conesha Knowles - Backstage Coordinator
Amard Rolle - Entertainment
Cordero Toussaint - Media/ Press
Shaquille Coleby - Public Relations
Gladstone Adderley - Protocol
Tamika Campbell - Event Coordinator
Yeisha Forbes - Make-up Coordinator/Artist
Nomanique Bain - Hair Coordinator/ Artist
The décor by Gregory Wilkinson
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