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The future of Caribbean fashion

(24 Jun 2009) AP Television Kingston, Jamaica - 14 June 2009 1. Wide of Kingston bay 2. Wide of downtown Kingston AP Television Kingston sports complex, Kingston, Jamaica -14 June 2009 3. Close of Caribbean Fashion week sign 4. Wide of runway 5. Various of female models during Jamaican designer 'Sandra Kennedy' show 6. Various of photographers 7. Set up of Caribbean Fashion Week organiser Kingsley cooper 8. SOUNDBITE (English) Kingsley Cooper, Caribbean Fashion Week Organiser: "It's very important to have a fashion week in the Caribbean because there is so many talented designers and we also have some of the best models in the world. So of course that's a basis of an industry, and because our economies are so fragile we have to use our special resources and our creative talent and our cultural industries, are what's going to make a difference to the Caribbean. Fashion represents a key part of that mix." 9. Wide of Jamaican designer 'Mutamber' fashion show 10. Mid of Crowd Court Leigh Hotel, New Kingston, Jamaica -15 June 2009 11. Set up of Jamaican designer Barrington Creiff 12. SOUNDBITE (English) Barrington Creiff, Jamaican Fashion designer: "I think that the global recession has effected us in all sorts of ways. I mean prices have gone up in fabrics. The way I buy fabric is from small suppliers, and that price is up and some times you need to go on credit so it really has effected us. For me this year was really difficult." AP Television Court Leigh Hotel, New Kingston Jamaica -14 June 2009 13. Various of Barrington Creiff men's collection 14. Wide of young British Designer of the year Jennivi Jordan women's collection 15. Wide of Jennivi Jordan on the runway 16. SOUNDBITE (English) Jennivi Jordan, Young British Fashion designer of the year: "It was so much fun. I think it's very different to London, because I have done so much placements at London Fashion Week. It's a very different atmosphere so relaxed and so much fun. It's great, so it's all Spring/ Summer collection." AP Television New Kingston, Jamaica - 14 June 2009 17. Pan up of local fashion shop 18. Various of Window display AP Television Kingston sports complex, New Kingston, Jamaica - 14 June 2009 19. SOUNDBITE (english) Kimberly Maize, Jamaica Fashion Journalist and X super model: "We have a different eye. You can see that our designs have more colours. You can say that because in New York and England there is more grey so designs are more grey. Here there is more fruits on the trees so there is more colour, more green the leaves. But I do know that one thing we have to work on is winter wear. We are not accustomed for designing for winter wear and if you are going to supply stores, those traditional department stores, you need to have a line for every occasion and every season." AP Television Jamaica Tourist Board, New Kingston, Jamaica - 19 June 2009 20. Pan down from palm tree to Jamaica Tourist board sign 21. Set up of Deputy Director of tourism David Shields 22. SOUNDBITE (English) David Shields, Deputy Director of Tourism, Jamaica: "The demonstration of the fashion through fashion week, I think that has come about and that has allowed particular designers to be able to showcase there product and it has also pushed Jamaica out of the rest of the Caribbean, so to speak." AP Television Royal Plantation Hotel, Ocho Rios, Jamaica - 18 June 2009 23. Close-up palm tree pull out to beach 24. SOUNDBITE (English) Olivia Grange, Jamaican Culture and Sports Minister: AP Television Spanish Court Hotel, New Kingston, Jamaica - 16 June 2009 26. Mid of palm trees Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...