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Oct 18, 2019 02:16 PM | Lifestyle

(L-R): Sanada Banton-Thomas, Sasha Whyte, Tamica Molloy in Keisha

With October 13-21 being celebrated as Heritage Week, there is no shortage of fashion ideas to go along with the historical commemoration of our rich culture and legacy.

For those with an eye for fashion, Heritage Week is an annual feature they just cannot afford to miss out on amidst the folklore of food, dance and drama.

On Wednesday at the Marlie Mount Primary and Infant School here in Old Harbour, teachers Sasha Whyte (centre), Tamica Molloy (right) and Sanada Banton-Thomas all looked classy in their Keisha Banton-designed bandana pieces that wowed colleagues, parents and many onlookers during its celebration of activities.

Banton, who is from Old Harbour, said each piece is design in keeping with modern traditions, except for Molloy’s 1950s inspired sheath dress.

Keisha Banton can be contacted at 876-533-4045 or on Instagram @keishabantondesigns.

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