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Meet Syn Style Fashions

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I met Syndy many years ago in my hometown Jacksonville Florida. We connected for a fashion show that benefited the community. I was really impressed with her fashions that were effortlessly transforming clothing into art.




Over the next few years, we would run into each other at various fashion and community events including Black Magic Live Art Museum created by is founder and Duval Connect Magazine editor Tiffney Funchess and TNR Magazine publisher Chelsey Pough. We came together for a very special issue of Duval Connect Magazine over the summer of 2021 to publish an article on the first inaugural Juneteenth in Jacksonville. Syn helped style the model on the cover and it was phenomenal.






Check out this short video interview and learn more about the designer SynStyleFashions.



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