History of Carnival

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Carnival has existed in Trinidad and Tobago for over 200 years. What began as a celebration dominated by the white colonial elites, over centuries, has now morphed into one of the greatest cultural representations of our people as a whole.

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Brining creativity back to carnival

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StarFire Carnival Cosplay

Taking it international

Art of Wear – Wakanda Carnival Cosplay

Fashion Shoot

Art of Wear – Chun Li

On Valley

Mortal Monday

With Brown Stripe

Mythical Realm – Dragon

One and only

Mythical Realm – Orc

Exotic Beauty

Mythical Realm Mas Band

with the star

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Media articles

” I applaud mas makers such as Josette who are attempting to do something different. Yes one can argue that the cosplay costumes are not our traditional mas characters, but by the same token, the costumes that we see today aren’t either..”

Callaloo Culture
Online Blog
“What, after all, were the old masters of the festival doing but costumed play based on military uniforms, Roman armor and the wonders of Egypt?”

Mark Lyndersay
Photo Journalist