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The Silk Walk Experience: Not Just Fabric, Culture In Motion

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Chantel O’Brian took a bold step, creating the first-ever docu-film that bridges the worlds of designers, models, and Bahamian culture.

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4 months ago

September 15, 2025

Daniella Dorsette

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Coming soon to screens near you is a celebration of Bahamian creativity and culture.

Former beauty queen Chantel O’Brian shines a spotlight on eight designers, emerging models, and creatives, proving that fashion is more than fabric, it’s culture made to be worn.

O’Brian took a bold step, creating the first-ever docu-film that bridges the worlds of designers, models, and Bahamian culture.

CHANTEL O’BRIAN – EXECUTIVE PRODUCER & CO-DIRECTOR
“Coaching and mentoring young models, sharing techniques to create a signature walk, this film highlights the orange economy and gives a voice to the untapped fashion tourism industry.”

O’Brian says her inspiration came from her faith, noting that the project wouldn’t have been possible without a divine strategy and a strong support system. She collaborated with producer Kerel Pinder, TNT Media, T Basian Photography, RYE Productions, and A-List Productions, all Bahamian talent bringing the vision to life.

KEREL PINDER – PRODUCER, THE SILK WALK EXPERIENCE
“This is Chantel’s baby. We’ve nurtured it for over a year and a half. Our private screening on September 20th will be the first time all participants see it, and it’s just the beginning of the conversation before going public.”

The docu-film is more than a showcase, it’s a celebration of Bahamian culture, creativity, and community, and for O’Brian and her team, it marks the start of a new chapter for fashion storytelling in The Bahamas.