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21st
January 2010
Celebrating
Caribbean Women in 2010
Ten
women from Saint Lucia, make the Caribbean’s
Top Twenty Five most powerful, influential and
celebrated women. Caribbean Style magazine in
its February - March 2010 issue released the
names of 25 women in its feature, “It
is a Great Year to be a Woman”. Names
such as Ms. Eugenia Charles, Ms. Lawrence Laurent,
M.B.E, SLMM an Accomplished Educator, Ms. Barbara
Cadet SLMM accomplished Female Musician, composer,
Performer, Arranger and Producer, Madame Justice
Suzie D’ Auvergne, CMG, SLHM, LLB (Hon.)
First Female High Court Judge, Mrs. Berthia
Parle, MBE Accomplished Hotelier and Dr. Charmaine
Gardner, SLMH, BA, LLD (Honorius causes) 1st
Female President and Chairperson of the Board
of Directors of the 1st National Bank of Saint
Lucia Limited are among the Caribbean’s
most powerful women featured in this article.
The magazine distributed in over seven Caribbean
islands from Antigua and Barbuda in the North
and Trinidad and Tobago in the south has attracted
many a person including the fashion icons, such
as Sonia Noel, Fashion Designer Romero Bryan,
24 years old and now also a part time design
tutor at the London College of Fashion has been
designing clothing since he was just 12 years
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Romero caught
media attention through designing sexy revealing
outfits for Samantha Mumba and the Sugababes.
But can now also boast Amerie, Alicia Keys,
Beyonce, Brandy Norwood, Cameron Diaz, Christina
Milian, Kelly Rowland and Nelly Furtado as
adorers, along with the support of Kate Moss,
Victoria Beckham and Elizabeth Jagger having
already purchased pieces.
The publishers of Caribbean Style magazine
stated that the magazine is simply about the
Caribbean way of doing things, our food, our
writing, our fashion and our history. The
Caribbean is a wide array of jade mountains,
emerald beaches, diamond falls, ever green
jungles, silver sands and happy people, so
why not show it off in every way?
We are most honoured to present the Caribbean’s
most celebrated women the mothers of our children,
leaders, and builders of our islands.
Discuss
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