This Mad Street Style Trend Has Finally Hit the Fashion Mainstream
- Blue isn't often a colour we see rendered in vinyl.
- Ellie from Slip Into Style forgoes the traditional vinyl options.
Meet Donna M. Hunter **Founder & Editor-in-Chief | Deez Art…
There was a time when a love for vinyl was a reference to your sizable record collection, but now this historically risqué fabric has entrenched itself in the mainstream (well, the fashion mainstream anyway). Wipe clean and high impact, every item of clothing you could think of has been given the vinyl treatment—from trousers and coats to skirts and accessories—instantly transforming any run-of-the-mill item into a serious statement piece.
The vinyl-ambivalent can rest assured that there are plenty of ways to work this look without looking like a bin-liner. If the idea of stepping out in a pair of vinyl trousers terrifies you then there are plenty of high-shine accessories around that will allow you to dip your toe in. Take your cues from Harriet Stewart who elevates her denim dungarees with a pair of red patent boots. Or, if you’re feeling a little more adventurous, then the vinyl midi skirt is the thing for you. The secret is to keep the rest of your outfit simple a la Lisa Aiken (think white tee and heeled boots) and prepare to turn heads. Scroll down for our full edit of vinyl outfits.
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Vinyl Trousers
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Meet Donna M. Hunter **Founder & Editor-in-Chief | Deez Art of Living Magazine** Donna M. Hunter is a Jamaican professional, educator, entrepreneur, and creative visionary with a passion for storytelling, leadership, culture, and purposeful living. With a professional background spanning higher education, student recruitment and enrollment, management, and training, Donna has dedicated much of her career to helping individuals recognise their potential, pursue opportunities, and achieve their goals. She currently serves as Recruitment and Enrollment Manager at the University of the Commonwealth Caribbean and is also an adjunct lecturer, sharing her knowledge and experience with emerging professionals. Beyond her professional career, Donna is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of **Deez Art of Living Magazine**, a Caribbean lifestyle publication created to celebrate the people, places, experiences, and stories that make Caribbean life extraordinary. Her vision for the magazine extends beyond traditional publishing. She is building a creative platform that amplifies Caribbean voices, showcases emerging talent, celebrates entrepreneurship, and encourages meaningful conversations about culture, wellness, travel, home, family, and personal growth. A lover of nature, gardening, travel, art, and the simple pleasures of everyday life, Donna believes that living well is not merely about success or achievement, but about finding beauty, purpose, and inspiration in the journey. Through Deez Art of Living, she hopes to inspire others to share their stories, embrace their creativity, pursue their dreams, and celebrate the richness of Caribbean identity. **Her philosophy is simple: Life is an art, and each of us has the opportunity to create something meaningful.** *Rooted in Culture. Growing with Purpose.*








