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Are the Simmons’ the most entrepreneurial family in America? We’ve seen Angela, Vanessa and Jojo all make business moves this season, and in Episode 12, it’s Justine’s turn, as a VERY excited rep from Simmons Jewelry Co. tells her the good news: The Home Shopping Network wants her to come on TV and talk up her Brown Sugar line. So when do Diggy and Russy get their own business? They seem ready.
OK, maybe not. They do need a babysitter when Mom and Dad head down to Tampa Bay, after all. But not until after the family busts out the most impromptu dance party reality TV’s ever seen. Down in Florida, Justine is visibly nervous about her HSN appearance, and it can’t help that one of the network’s host attempts to calm her down by recalling all the times she’s fallen on her face. Justine does fine though, not surprising considering she’s already a TV star.
The girls (or “Vanangelo,” as Jojo calls them) drop Diggy and Russy off at the Brooklyn home of their Uncle Danny, an artist who, judging from the exotic (and somewhat scary) artwork all over his place, may or may not be a voodoo doctor. The kids bug out once the lights go out, but I would if someone played creepy sound effects while I was trying to sleep. Those WERE sound effects, right?
Many Shades of Brown Fashion Event at St. Kitts Marriott Ballroom
(Basseterre; St. Kitts): The Many Shades of Brown Fashion Event hosted by Brown Sugars Inc. introduced an array of classic yet sexy styles.
The event was held at the St. Kitts Marriott Ballroom, last Saturday evening, December 22, to a fair sized and appreciative audience.
Long slender, mannequin-like bodies of local and regional models sashayed the latest collection of designs by Judith Rawlins, CEO of Brown Sugar, who transformed the ordinary and dull colour of brown into fabulous and extra-ordinary designs.
Along with the Brown Sugar designs, the event included a tribute to bMobile,
Tribute to bMobile
one of the sponsors of the event, and another section of the show was dedicated to the accessories that are sold at the Brown Sugar Store, which includes jewelry, bags and hats.
The show also featured lovely baby doll-T’s that displayed “I am Brown Sugar”.
Although some of the designs were her signature linen based designs, Rawlins introduced new styles that would possibly go into mass production by Brown Sugar Designs Inc.
The show also held a special segment to express a positive message to local youths, specifically our young men. Models with taped mouths and placards sent their messages loud and clear.
“Do not give up on our Nation’s youth”, “Choose goals not gangs”, “You are the best we have”, and “You are all we have” were some of the messages showcased.
Rawlins said that she felt that the young people were headed in the wrong direction and she felt that it was her moral duty to exploit whatever avenues she can to assist the young people in making the transition to being positive adults.
Kimya Glasgow, a designer of St. Vincent & the Grenadines and also of the Image Modeling Agency, also showcased her designs which were Caribbean-ethnic chic.