For years, Gabrielle Union has maintained a direct, unpretentious, and individualistic approach to her style. She blends her electric sizzle of cool with an undeniable grace, and — together with her stylist Thomas Christos — has often turned her gaze toward the Caribbean. What makes this more than just an aesthetic choice is the duo’s deliberate inclusion of Caribbean designers, weaving their voices and artistry into Gabrielle’s ever-evolving fashion story.
She has championed bold, emerging talents, like Jamaican-American designer Samantha Black, whose work pulses with the energy of the islands. In other starry moments, she has worn pieces that celebrate craftsmanship rooted in heritage; like Haitian-Italian label Stella Jean, whose tailoring balances sharpness with flow, and features details that feel both modern and steeped in tradition. Each look becomes an act of amplification, elevating designers whose work deserves global attention yet remains rooted in place, in culture, in the cadence of the Caribbean itself.
Christos curates, Gabrielle inhabits — and together they transform a wardrobe into a platform. By spotlighting designers from Jamaica, Trinidad, Haiti, and beyond, they carve out space for Caribbean fashion to be seen not as a regional niche but as a vital, global force. The result is style that feels alive, expansive, and deeply intentional.
Here are the 10 looks we’ve loved seeing on Union…
Diotima (Jamaica)
Stella Jean (Haiti)
Jae Jolly (Jamaica)
Aisling Camps (Trinidad & Tobago)
Samantha Black (Jamaica)
Atelier Ndigo (Haiti)
Samantha Black (Jamaica)
Samantha Black (Jamaica)
Pyer Moss (Haiti)
