Suit yourself | Fashion Beat (Jan/Feb 1996) By Sean Drakes | Issue 17 (January/February 1996) It's time to head for the beach! Photographer Sean Drakes shows what one leading Caribbean swimwear house has produced for the 1996 season
Let It Rain By Sean Drakes | Issue 50 (July/August 2001) Photographer Sean Drakes took his camera equipment and crew into Trinidad's Northern Range and came back with this page-stopping record, and the admonition, Let It Rain: keep our forests pristine
Trinidad’s Aida — Heather Headley By Sean Drakes and Glenda Cagodan | Issue 47 (January/February 2001) Glenda Cadogan and Sean Drakes meet the Trinidad-born singer who’s taken Broadway by storm
Feeling Havana By Sean Drakes and Claudia Lightfoot | Issue 64 (November/December 2003) The city's name summons images of crumbling colonial palaces, forts, and churches; of 1920s art deco decadence; of 1950s nightclubs, 1960s revolutionary politics, and the 21st century tourism trade. Havana is all of these simultaneously, a place of contradictions and ironies, never settling down to visitor's expectations. Photographer Sean Drakes searches for the spirit of Cuba's capital in its unmistakable cityscape. With an introduction by writer Claudia Lightfoot, an honorary habanera
Common Thread: Caribbean Fashion By Sean Drakes | Issue 63 (September/October 2003) Spiritually as well as geographically, the territories of the Caribbean are thousands of miles away from haute couture centres like Paris, Milan, or New York. But despite the absence of glitzy showcases for their work, talented, ambitious local fashion designers create garments chic enough to deserve a place on international catwalks, yet decidedly adapted to the everyday rhythms of island life. Photographer Sean Drakes captures 11 designers from Trinidad, Jamaica, and the Bahamas on their home ground, and discovers that a passion or style and hunger for success links them all
