NewzKINGSTON, Jamaica—Jamaican-born entrepreneur and multi-platinum recording artiste Nailah Thorbourne backs Miss Jamaica World finalist Skye Gibson Moo Young in a partnership that connects fashion, body positivity and a shared commitment to empowering women. As Skye Gibson Moo Young continues her journey as a finalist in the Miss Jamaica World competition, her sponsorship by Vlair Shapewear (Vlair.store) represents more than support for the pageant experience. It brings together two women whose individual journeys reflect the importance of confidence, self-expression and pursuing ambitions beyond familiar boundaries.
Founded by Jamaican-born, multi-platinum recording artiste, songwriter and entrepreneur, Thorbourne, known professionally as Nyla and as one-half of the internationally recognised music duo Brick & Lace, Vlair Shapewear is built around the belief that women should be able to embrace their individuality and wear the styles they love without compromising their confidence. Through its sponsorship of Skye’s Miss Jamaica World sash, the brand is extending that philosophy beyond fashion and into a broader conversation about body positivity, self-belief and female empowerment. For Thorbourne, the decision to support Skye was a natural fit.
Model wearing Nylah shapewear One Shoulder eclipse “Skye definitely embodies many of the qualities a Miss Jamaica World contestant should have, so when I was approached to sponsor her I was happy to oblige,” Thorbourne shared. Describing Skye as confident, bold and self-assured, she recognised qualities that reflect the woman Vlair seeks to represent. “Skye is beautiful, confident, bold, and self-assured; qualities the ‘Vlair’ woman also embodies.” The sponsorship also offers Thorbourne an opportunity to give back to Jamaica, a country that has played a significant role in shaping her identity and career.
Having grown up in Jamaica before achieving international success in music, she views the partnership as a meaningful way to maintain her connection to home while supporting a young woman pursuing an ambitious dream. “Vlair being the main sponsors for Skye is a way for me to support her endeavor and also support an event I know many Jamaicans hold dear,” she explained. She added, “As a born Jamaican living abroad I know the importance of wanting to stay connected to your country and your roots and supporting Skye is …
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