Pop Style: Boy Wonder (Tampa/Brazil)
Dreadlocks meet the pastels of Miami in this week's style feature.
Pop Style: Yaël (Haiti)
"Why is it important to participate in Carnival in Brooklyn?" "I want to preserve our culture."
Pop Style: Asfaw Tafari (Jamaica/Ft. Lauderdale)
"As a Jamaican, the use of color is important to me."
Pop Style: Bunx Dadda (Nevis/Brooklyn)
Talking knockoff swag with a "Future Don."
Pop Style: Frankie Lake (Jamaica/LA)
We talk sartorial shop with Jamaican stylist and fashion student Frankie Lake at the Line Hotel in Los Angeles.
Pop Style: Ken (Barbados/Brooklyn)
No one's got style quite like the islands: Talking sartorial shop with the most impeccably dressed men and women of the Caribbean and the diaspora.
Pop Style: Patty Nicius (Haiti/Brooklyn)
Welcome to Pop Style, LargeUp’s street style series, in which we talk sartorial shop with the most impeccably dressed men and women of the Caribbean and the diaspora.
Pop Style Pon The Parkway: Kalique and Jaden
Our street style series heads to Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn, where we met Kalique and Jaden, stilt walkers from St. Vincent.
Pop Style Pon The Parkway: Patricia London
"The most fun I every had was playing J'ouvert. The night before you don’t even sleep, knowing that you have free downtime coming when you can just let yourself go from all the stress."
Pop Style Pon The Parkway: Barrington From Jamaica
Our street style series heads to Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn, where we met Barrington, a Jamaican contractor with an elaborate headpiece and a chain that represents his new lease on life.
Pop Style Pon The Parkway: Cody From Grenada
Our street style series heads to Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn, where we met Cody, a Grenadian fifth grader who turned a flag into a cloak.
Pop Style Pon The Parkway: Godfather
Our street style series heads to Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn, where we met Godfather, a Jamaican military man with a kingly approach to fashion.