SharonLie.
A Caribbeaner expressing freedom of style.
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Jimmy Kimmel Live | May 9, 2013
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Chanel makes extremely cool bathing suits
Love this one
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For we are God’s workmanship, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do. (Ephesians 2:10, NIV.)
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107 posts tagged Curacao
The official trailer of the movie Tula. The Revolt.
Extremely proud that our (rich and cultural) history is finally getting the attention and the exposure it deserves!
Supporting #local #artistry! #ring made of glass found on the #shores of #curacao. #handmade #islandlife #creative
When I don’t feel like washing my hair and my curls aren’t behaving like they should… turban to the rescue! You dun know!
Curacao’s own Joline Braun is now represented by Marilyn Agency NY
This young lady is so talented, so beautiful, graceful and a kind soul. Let’s cheer her on Curacao! Good luck in NY Joline!
Turquoise nails. I love the two-week nail polish (for natural nails). ♡
Happy New Week!
Had a #creative #weekend Doing the #windowdisplay of two #stores. Thanks to @christy78 and @liandra85 for your help, input and creative support #spring #retail #curacao #fashion
Another of Curacao’s own!!
I’m not the stalker type…I swear. But when I saw Ethlomar last year at a photo shoot I walked up to him to tell him how beautiful he is. At that moment I didn’t know who he was, but it doesn’t take an expert to see his beauty and his grace.
Congrats beautiful one!
Casting Call: Fashion Week Curaçao!
Fashion Week Curaçao is happy to host a casting call for Male and Female models on January 19, 2013 from 4:00 PM till 7:00 PM at Kura Hulanda Resorts located in the Langestraat 8 in Otrobanda, Curacao.
And the best thing about it…? They are also casting Plus Size models!! Check out their website here for more info
Be YOUtiful!
It’s the end of the year that means it’s Tambú time. You will be obliged to dance to Tambú music at almost every occasion this time of year.
Tambú is a musical genre which stems from the slavery times. Back then it served to complain about the hard work and the bad treatment, but also to pass on messages and news in a language (Papiamento) which the slave holders didn’t understand.
Nowadays Tambú still incorporates politics and social issues in its lyrics and beats.
