On the balmy evening of Sunday, December 15 2024, the Metro Tiki Bar in Couva, Trinidad, transformed into a vibrant hub of creativity and style. Fashion enthusiasts gathered for an unforgettable night at Muze: The Fashion Revolution, an event that seamlessly blended bold innovation with a celebration of artistic expression.
The charismatic Sheldon Mason took centre stage as the evening's master of ceremonies. Known for his effervescent personality and quick wit, Mason brought an infectious energy that set the tone for the evening. Draped in vivid hues and an unmistakable flair, he effortlessly engaged the crowd, ensuring the show’s rhythm was as dynamic as the fashion itself.
The runway at Muze was graced by the works of six exceptional designers, each offering a unique perspective on contemporary fashion:
· Richard Noel: Opening the show with a striking collection, Noel’s designs were a masterclass in modern sophistication. With clean lines and impeccable tailoring, his pieces catered to those who seek elegance with a touch of daring.
· Miracle Boutique and More: This boutique dazzled the audience with its versatile range of garments. From chic casual wear to show-stopping evening gowns, the collection celebrated bold prints, luxurious fabrics, and meticulous craftsmanship.
· Aalisson Halladay (Tie-Dye): Bringing a burst of colour to the runway, Halladay’s collection showcased the timeless charm of tie-dye. Her designs merged traditional techniques with contemporary silhouettes, resulting in pieces that were both playful and sophisticated.
· Kellz by Crochet: Crochet took centre stage in this collection, with intricate patterns and textures creating wearable art. Kellz’s designs celebrated the beauty of handcrafted fashion, offering pieces that were both cozy and chic.
· Sew Loud by Malika: True to its name, this collection made a bold statement. Malika’s vibrant designs featured daring cuts, bright colours, and a fearless approach to mixing textures, embodying confidence and individuality.
· I.D. - Indigenous Design by Dominique La Roache: Closing the show with finesse, La Roache’s collection exuded timeless elegance. His pieces—from flowing gowns to sharply tailored ensembles—demonstrated a deep understanding of balance and sophistication.
Part proceeds from the event went to the Difference Maker Movement Mental Health Programme 2025, a noble initiative aimed at supporting mental health awareness and services. This charitable aspect added a deeper layer of purpose to the evening, reminding attendees of the power of fashion to drive meaningful change.
The ambiance at the Metro Tiki Bar added an exotic flair to the night, with tiki torches casting a warm glow and the rhythmic pulse of Caribbean music setting the mood. Guests mingled, sipped on signature cocktails, and applauded each designer’s work with genuine enthusiasm.
Muze: The Fashion Revolution wasn’t just a runway show; it was a celebration of creativity, community, and the transformative power of fashion. The event highlighted the immense talent within Trinidad and Tobago’s fashion scene, proving that local designers are ready to take the global stage.
As the night drew to a close, attendees left inspired, their imaginations ignited by the artistry and innovation they had witnessed. Muze is more than a show; it’s a movement—a revolution in fashion that promises to keep pushing boundaries and redefining style.
Special thanks to our sponsors Metro Hotel Couva, Timeless Beauty Spa, Grant Distributors and LLW Exotic Wines.
Photographer: Samci Jeremiah Sammy
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