Saint restarts summer search

Entertainment

Friday, July 19, 2013

SAINT International model agency is relaunching its model search series, Summer Fashionface.The search restarts tomorrow at the Junction Guest House in St Elizabeth and Moby’s in May Pen. Start time are noon and 1 pm, respectively.“Over the years, we have engaged other effective scouting methods but we have always received many calls for our summer search, and we decided this year was ideal,” said Deiwght Peters, Saint International CEO.Models Nakeisha Robinson, Canise Jackson, Sam Taylor, Jotasha Turnbull, Raschell Osbourne have been discovered through the search.They have stylishly represented the rock in runway and commercial projects for prestigious international brands such as Calvin Klein, Giorgio Armani, Roberto Cavalli, Kenneth Cole, and Givenchy.“We have many top agencies in London, Milan, New York and Paris who have expressed interest in representing one of our new talent, but so many are already represented that we had to go searching for new faces,” Peters revealed.SAINT still has the enviable position of discovering, developing, signing and representing the highest number of Jamaican models working in the world fashion markets today.New generation stars led by Shena Moulton, Orneila Edwards, Ashane Rose, Trissan Holder, Brad Allen and others still give currency to its roster.

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Saint restarts summer search