Port of Spain, Trinidad, Tuesday February 4, 2025: The National Carnival Commission proudly presents “Carnival is Fashion Too,” an electrifying fashion showcase set to redefine the intersection of Carnival and couture, on Sunday, February 9, 2025 at Carnival City, Queen’s Park Savannah, starting at 5:30 pm.
Set against the iconic backdrop of the Savannah Stage, this showcase is free to the public, featuring collections from eight of the nation’s leading fashion houses, embodying the vibrant synergy between Carnival’s legendary costuming and the exhibitionistic flair inherent to the people of Trinidad and Tobago.
Attendees can expect to be dazzled by bold expressions of fete wear, Monday wear, and show-off wear, all catering to the extroverted spirit of Carnival enthusiasts.
Curated and directed by Richard Young, this first of its kind event will feature presentations from The Cloth; Indigenous Designs by Dominique La Roche; Peter Elias; Lisa Faye; Zadd and Eastman; Mark Eastman; Heather Jones; and Charu Lochan Dass.
In commenting on the Show, Young said, “The correlation between our local fashion, with our resplendent Caribbean aesthetic, and Carnival costuming is undeniable, for it speaks to our exhibitionistic spirit and our Carnivalesque DNA.”
NCC Chairman, Winston “Gypsy” Peters expressed a shared commitment to the show’s success.
“We know that the Stage is a space that has a deep history of freedom, expression, and celebration – all elements that are inherent within our Carnival and our fashion. This collaboration and show present the perfect opportunity for us, who are part of the Creative Sector, to work together to develop additional synergies between Trinidad and Tobago’s Carnival and Fashion industries,” Peters said.
“Carnival is Fashion Too” takes place this Sunday, February 9, 2025 at Carnival City, Queen’s Park Savannah from 5:30 pm.
Don’t miss this epic fusion of style, spirit, and spectacle. Join us on an unforgettable journey through the vibrant world of Caribbean fashion, where every stitch tells a story, and every stride celebrates our Carnivalesque identity.