NEW YORK, NY — On February 26th, 2010, Jamaica Impact, Inc. (JAMPACT) will host its 2nd annual Roots Rockin’ Royal Fashion Show at Promenade. Roots Rockin’ Royal II fuses fashion with rich, vibrant heritage of the Caribbean through music, art, fashion and use of the “royal colors”—red, gold and green.
This year’s highly esteemed event will showcase the talent of popular Caribbean and New York designers such as: I LOVE JA, Born as a Raggamuffin, Clutch Kreyol, Riddim Driven, OSUN Designs, Eye Collection, and many more.
Kingston, Jamaica — July 30, 2009 — After more than a year, Mighty Crown “The Far East Rulers” and Irish and Chin will embark on an explosive World Tour this October/November to celebrate another major career milestone, a third Nike sneaker deal. The Irish and Chin produced tour, dubbed “‘The Mighty Crown Dynasty World Tour,” after the soon-to-be released sneaker, will feature three of Mighty Crown’s five members: Masta Simon, Sami T and Ninja. The Crown Dynasty Tour will represent the first time that Sami T and Masta Simon have toured together in over three years.It will also mark Mighty Crown’s first official tour in more than a year.
KINGSTON, Jamaica – July 27, 2009 – Miss Earth Jamaica organizers announced today that by August 28, 2009 they will announce the result of the selection of a representative for Jamaica at the ninth edition of Miss Earth competition which takes place in Manilia, Philippines from October 18thru November 8,2009.
FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida – June 17, 2009 – The winner of the 2009 Miss Florida Caribbean will be featured in a six-page fashion spread in the Spring 2010 issue of Jamaque Magazine; a Florida based Caribbean luxury lifestyle publication. Jamaque speaks to the new generation of young, intelligent and confident Caribbean, and friends of the Caribbean. Whether it’s the latest fashion/beauty trend, thought provoking, and relevant ground breaking editorial with award winning design; Jamaque inspire, educate, entertain and engage a sophisticated, passionate readership. Jamaque’s combination of style and substance breaks the mold and revolutionize the International Caribbean marketplace and will change the role of modern Caribbean people world wide.
