Guyana Fashion Week (GFW) kicked off with an exhilarating motorcade on Saturday in the streets of Georgetown. With Guyanese music blasting at the forefront, interspliced with Caribbean classic soca, the models, designers as well as executives of GFW celebrated the return of the long-awaited fashion festival.
GFW representatives, including CEO Sonia Noel during Saturday’s event
This year’s schedule of activities includes a line-up of empowering seminars, interactive workshops, engaging symposia, commercial exhibitions, dynamic talent exposures and exciting coming-out features for both models and designers, including impressive designer collections.
In keeping with the spiritual connection among the creative minds involved, the event received blessings by Apostle Claude Brooks, at a powerful service at Love and Faith Outreach Ministries; over sixty GFW representatives were in attendance.
This week, models and designers from around the region would be flying in to join the ranks of “Brand Guyana” in commemorating not only our Caribbean aesthetics, but in this the momentous year of Guyana’s 50th Independence anniversary, GFW leads the way in a real integration of creative arts regionally.
