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Toronto Caribbean Carnival - Band Launch #1 | Venom Carnival presents "Inked"


The Carnival bell has officially rung in Toronto. On Saturday, March 17th, Venom Carnival was the first band to launch for Toronto Caribbean Carnival 2018.

With 14 sections and models showing a variety of options on stage, Venom Carnival put on a full show for the audience. 

Here are some snapshots from the runway! 

Congrats to Venom Carnival on your growth, and #everyBODYplayahmas wishes you continued success in your second year as a mas band! 




Section #1: Hieroglyphics
Produced By: @2getheras1fam


Plus Model & Section Leader

Carnival Brand Ambassador





Section #2: Koru
By: @kiandtheband










Section #3: Henna
By: @cottonkandyent









Section #4: Acuarela
By: @rebelliennedesigns 

Full bra coverage at the back. 






Section #5: Calavera
By: @novel_mas
Another good option for full bra support




Section #6: Samurai
By: @badbreedcarnival @idirectorx



 



Section #7:  Amarna
By: @allurecarnival



Section #8: Tatau
By: @frolickmas

Carnival Model: Kerry-Ann

Carnival Model Tereka



Section #9: Sakura
By: @dreevayinc
Designer: @shane_ramnarine





Section #10: Indigo
By: @sugacaynemas






Section #12: Ta Moko
By @playmaswithjenny









Section #13: Koi
By @haydenmas0966






Section #14: Tebori
By @designingdaryl @bigbloodcarnival @michee015

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