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Fashion & Beauty Editor Tabitha St. Bernard Joins The Made in America Movement Team
Ms. Tabitha St. Bernard, co-founder and designer of Tabii Just, a zero waste clothing line designed and manufactured in New York City, has agreed to come on board as Fashion & Beauty Editor for The Made in America Movement.
Tabii Just provides chic, versatile clothing to the modern woman while maintaining sustainable business practices that include a zero fabric waste approach to manufacturing. Drawing on Ms. St. Bernard’s rich Trinidadian heritage, the aesthetic of Tabii Just is a marriage of Caribbean flair and Brooklyn edge, resulting in vibrant prints done in stream-lined silhouettes.Tabii Just has been featured on NY1, Style Blazer and Essence Magazine among others. Ms. St. Bernard is a graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology. She honed her skills while interning at Vivienne Tam. She later joined Tahari ASL. She left the corporate fashion industry in 2012 to launch Tabii Just, which is committed to supporting New York-based labor and resources.Tabii Just clothing is manufactured in facilities that uphold fair labor practices in Brooklyn and the Garment District, with labels and tags, among other things, manufactured in New York City. Excess fabric is used to make other items such as shopping bags, makeup bags, pocket squares, etc.The Fashion & Beauty Column will debut on Friday, January 17th.Help us in welcoming our newest member of The Made in America Movement Team.Follow Tabii Just:Website: http://tabiijust.com/
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