February is the month when the world of fashion is alive with the latest trends, designs and collections with the largest designer names around the world. The group of young Caymanian women is among many models decorating them.
Georgina Kerford, Brianna Livingston, TIA MCLAUGHLIN, and ISLA BISHOP will travel to London this month and participate in fashion weeks as a representative of the Cayman Instyle Fashion Week modeling agency.
“I’m happy to be able to announce the third year of participating in the London Fashion Week show,” said CIFW’s Modeling Agency’s Nomaebanks CEO told Cayman Compass.
“This journey from a small island is incredibly wonderful, and I am grateful to introduce a talented model on such an honorable platform. Modeling is not just a runway … photo … We provide a variety of opportunities, from shooting to magazine functions, which can really be a fulfilling career, and thanks to their partnership to make it possible, I am sincere. I am.
The bishop told the compass: I loved modeling and helped to increase my confidence. It made me meet many new people with interesting backgrounds, and the most important thing is that it’s fun. “
Curford said that he was honored to represent the Cayman Islands.
“With this opportunity, you can introduce the diversity and strength of Caymanian women on an international stage while continuing to pursue modeling dreams,” said Curford.
“I am very grateful to Noma Evanks for her unwavering support and encouragement. Her guidance has contributed to my trip. I am looking forward to being proud of Cayman. “
This is the second time for Livingston to represent Cayman on London’s fashion week.
“I’m the most looking forward to returning to the runway, meeting people in various regions in the world, and getting the opportunity to participate in London Fashion Week as a whole,” Livingston said.
“By modeling, I was able to express myself in a way I didn’t have, which was very helpful to build my confidence and accept my anxiety.”
McLaflin stated that modeling and photographs were always her great passion, and representing Cayman on London’s fashion week, “I feel like a dream.”
“This is the first time to participate in London Fashion Week. I’m looking forward to experiencing one size of the world’s largest fashion show and the wonderful fashion and design on display,” said McLaflin.
“For me, modeling is a creative outlet that expresses myself and introduces the world of Caymanians to the world.
Looking forward to 2025, Evanks said he was expanding his invitations to those who believe that there is something necessary to reach the face of the next agency to reach out.
“We can improve your career and explore many exciting paths that can be provided by modeling,” said Ebanks.
“This journey reflects passion and dedication, and is possible. We are proud of what we have achieved, and we cannot wait for our model to shine on the London global stage. “”
