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Model:Nadine Willis
Photographer:Rick Wayne
Location: Anse Mamin Beach, St Lucia
Makeup: Miyako J
Hair:Miyako J
Accessories:Jeneile McCarthy
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SHE Caribbean Wins Awards


SHE Caribbean has received two awards at the inaugural Caribbean Fashion Awards held in Trinidad and Tobago. The magazine scooped the Best Magazine and Cover Award and Rick Wayne received the Best Photographer Award. Mae Wayne, publisher of SHE Caribbean said she was proud to show the world that such a small island like St Lucia could produce a world class magazine that is competing every day with magazines from the big publishers for shelf space internationally.

 

Another major event for Nadine Willis

Our cover girl is Jamaican supermodel Nadine Willis. Her interview with Rick Wayne is enlightening, humorous and maps out Nadine’s rise to model fame. Nadine also tells you how to look sexy with your special bump. She advises readers to take advantage of pregnancy hormones; as your fingernails are likely to grow faster around month four. Also, your hair will be fabulous and your cleavage will beg to be shown off!

Read this article in full only in this month’s SHE Caribbean. Here’s a taster:

...The weather was still duck heavenly when we met at my studio in St Lucia. But the Nadine smile she flashed couldn’t have been sunnier. Attired in a white dressing gown, tresses down to her shoulders, she hopped off her high stool, squealed her idiosyncratic school-girlie squeal, gently nudged make-up artist Miyako aside and invited me into her outstretched arms. We hugged, well, as best we could with her little bundle of joy between us. Then, gently pulling me into her bosom, she purred deliciously: Ohhhh, today lucky Ricky gonna be seeing my lickle coochie-coochie!—as if indeed she were guaranteeing me a lottery jackpot.

 

 
 
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Sunglasses can add an instant dash of allure and glamour to almost anyone – that’s why you’ve got to get it right. Just like every other fashion, sunglass styles change every year, but the selections are so varied that no pair will ever really go out of style. It’s how you wear it that matters, so it’s imperative that you choose the right sunglasses for your face from the get-go. The secret is simply this: The sunglass size should be in proportion with the face size. We give you three major pointers to keep you smiling and in fashion.

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