Cultural Trend Report: Caribbean Magic Reclaiming the Resort Wear Market Through Authentic Diaspora-Driven Fashion
This report identifies a significant market opportunity in the intersection of Caribbean diaspora-driven fashion brands and the $21.3 billion global resort wear market. Despite resort wear's enduring popularity and the Caribbean's profound influence on vacation aesthetics, Caribbean designers, craftspeople, and brands have historically been sidelined as the inspiration rather than the beneficiaries of this lucrative category.
Cultural Trend Report: The Intersection of Brilliance and Blackness
There's a growing recognition and discussion around the unique pressures, expectations, and challenges faced by Black artists who are labeled as "geniuses" in their fields. This phenomenon, often referred to as "the burden of Black genius," is gaining traction in public discourse, academic circles, and media representation.
Culture Report: Modern Drama Series & Inclusive Viewership: A Cultural Analysis
The landscape of modern television drama has evolved significantly, fostering unprecedented levels of multi-generational and cross-demographic viewership. This report analyzes how contemporary drama series are breaking traditional audience silos and creating shared cultural touch points across diverse viewer segments.
Goody Bar™: Redefining Caribbean Femininity Through Fashion and Storytelling
Against the raw beauty of Jamaica's Sugar Pot Beach, model Reina Mshana brings Goody Bar Swim to life, a collection celebrating the untold stories of Caribbean femininity. Creative Director Marleisse Stephens and photographer Randy Richards capture the essence of island culture through swimwear that merges tradition with modern design. Each piece speaks to the strength and sensuality of Caribbean women, turning ancestral narratives into wearable art.
Culture Report: Small Island, Major Impact: Jamaica's Outsized Role in Global Pop Culture
Despite its small population of 3 million, Jamaica's cultural influence extends far beyond its shores, fueled by pioneering creative talents across music, fashion, digital media and more.
Art for All: Joshua Solas' 'Until Such Time' Solo Exhibition Democratizes Fine Art Through “Bad Card” NFC Technology
Bad Art Gallery, Narrative Curatorial and The Belmont Agency Inc. are proud to present "Until Such Time," a solo exhibition by Jamaican visual artist Joshua Solas, opening December 15, 2024. The exhibition, which coincides with the timeline of the Kingston Biennial, presents a bold reimagining of Jamaican cultural narratives through the lens of contemporary digital culture.
Gaychel Boutique Ushers in Jamaica's Christmas Season with "Festive Isle" Holiday 2024 Collection
Gaychel, Kingston's beloved fashion sanctuary for over three decades, proudly announces the launch of its Holiday 2024 Collection, "Festive Isle." Nestled in the heart of Kingston at 10 Argyle Road, this community cornerstone captures the magical fusion of tropical splendor and holiday sophistication in its latest collection.
Cultural Trend Report: BIPOC & Women Viewers and Responsible True Crime Content
BIPOC viewers are increasingly demanding true crime and historical narrative content that goes beyond sensationalism and "trauma porn." There's a growing preference for responsible journalism that not only retells stories but unveils new information, challenges existing narratives, and provokes action. This shift reflects a broader trend of BIPOC audiences seeking empowerment, representation, and social change through media consumption.
ATWASI Named Preferred Travel Partner for Everyday People Jamaica
ATWASI, Jamaica's newest luxury hospitality company, is excited to announce its partnership with Everyday People as the preferred travel partner for their upcoming Jamaica event.
The Evolution of the “Strong Black Woman” Continues
The cultural landscape for Black women aged 25-50 is marked by a redefinition of traditional concepts and a push for authenticity in all aspects of life. There's a growing emphasis on mental health, financial empowerment, and challenging societal expectations, particularly around the "Strong Black Woman" trope. Black love and relationships are being explored more openly, while professional spaces are seeing increased advocacy for equity and representation.
