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Out of Jamaica, Orlando was a winner in Saint Models' "Fashion Faces of the Caribbean" and is currently signed with Q Models in New York.

HEIGHT 6'1" WAIST 30 SHOE 9 HAIR BLACK EYES BROWN



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Orlando hails from Jamaica and is generating quite a buzz among NY agents Seconds before the I-phone snap, one of the models from Orlando's agency (Saint International ) advised, 'Take off the rosary". But I asked him to keep it. It amplified his fashion perfect 6" 1" line. These Saint kids are like walking sculpture.

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Lopez and Rose crowned Fashion Faces of the Caribbean

Published: Monday | March 16, 2009

Leighton Levy, Gleaner Writer
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Saint International CEO Deiwght Peters (left) and the winners of the 2009 Fashion Face of the Caribbean Orlando Lopez (right) and Ashane Rose.

Sixteen-year-old Orlando Lopez and 15-year-old Ashane Rose were, on Friday night, named Saint International's Fashion Faces of the Caribbean 2009 at the Courtleigh Auditorium on St. Lucia Avenue in St Andrew. Each winner was chosen from an impressive field of 18 men and 21 women, respectively, and also created some history of their own.

In addition to winning development contracts from Saint International, each valued at $150, 000, and a BlackBerry Pearl mobile phone donated by Digicel, both were also signed by international model agency Next.

The revelations of the international signings were made known before the actual winners were announced. The judges were veteran model scout Khalid Munroe; a director from Wilhelmina Models, Roman Young; a scout from Next Model Management, Jason Valenta and rising international stylist Kevin O'Brian.

From the men, 17-year-old Kimarley Morgan was second runner-up and Tian Brown, also 17, was first runner-up. From the women, Diana Ellis, 14, was third while 15-year-old Jade Stephenson finished second. Stephenson was signed on the spot by Wilhelmina Models in New York.

Overcome by emotion
Both winners were overcome by emotion when their names were announced. Lopez covered his face with his hands as the audience applauded. He then hugged some of the other male models before strutting ****-a-hoop from the stage drawing gales of laughter from the audience.


"It was great, my tripe was twisting in my belly," Lopez said in reaction to hearing that he had won. "Modelling has always been one of my dreams and aspirations so it was everything." He said he hoped to work off some of the excitement he was feeling at a scheduled after-party.


"Overwhelmed, happy, a lot of things right now; I can't find every word but I am so, so happy right now," Rose said in reaction to her win, her voice on the verge of breaking as she fought back her emotions. She said she expected to do well but she realised that competition was going to be tough. After her name was announced, she hugged her friend Rachel Christian, who always encouraged her, telling her she would do well.


Christian was among 19 females and 13 males signed by Saint International on the night. They included Chantal Johnson, Crystal White, Diana Ellis, Melissa Kwok, Olivia Lewis, Abigail Williams, Toni-Ann Hibbert, Oshin Walker, Chara Neita, Shani Wong, Erica Huie, Danielle Bryan, Tamara Henry, Lisa Tappin, Abigail Winter and Tashaun House, Dane Chin, Brent Narr, Levar Barrow, Nicolas Williams, Shamar Hill, Oje Clarke, Merrick Wilson, Dean Brown, Oneil Johnson and Alistair McFarlane.


Strut Jamaica
The models paraded before the judges wearing the creations of local designer Les Campbell and debutantes O.B. Williams and Saquithi, who revealed their lines H.O.D and Asmera, respectively.


Patrons at the event also witnessed the roll-out of Strut Jamaica, the first publication of Saint's publishing arm. The 44-page glossy, edited by Alicia Roache and which was launched recently at Fiction nightclub in St. Andrew, was snapped up by guests.


It has Saint International's Sigail Currie on its cover and features people who define style in Jamaica. Fashionistas Yendi Phillips , D'Angel and Kibwe McGann were in attendance and were called to the stage where they paraded their style to the packed auditorium.


Roache, who was also a guest at the event, exuded her own style, looking radiant in a grey-and-black shift dress with matching silver, strappy stilettos.
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Yeah I uploaded a pic of him on my tumblr from Tommy Hilfiger but didnt have an ID. Thanks.
 
Was at VMAN's Model Citizen last year with the other St. International models


Bottom row: from left: Casmar James, Kimali Morgan, Brad Allen, Orlando Lopez
Top Row: from Left: Rori Mitchell, Rainer Boucard, Wayne Taylor, Creing Wittingham
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All Shoes stylist’s own
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Reception to kickoff Fashion Face & Avant Garde weekend.



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