Monday Wear has become a defining part of Trinidad Carnival style
— expressive, comfortable, and rooted in island fashion culture. These local designers are creating pieces that capture that energy season after season.
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Local Designers
Nisha Felice
A popular name in the Trinidad Monday Wear scene, Nisha Felice’s designs have been featured on curated lists of Monday Wear options, known for bold shapes and wearable style that works both on the road and off.
Keisha Als (Tropix Swim)
Keisha Als is the founder and creative force behind Tropix Swim, crafted in Trinidad & Tobago with a vibrant, tropical aesthetic. Her pieces mix swimwear and Monday Wear sensibilities, inspired by Caribbean places and ready for sun, sea, and road vibes.
Rhion Romany
Listed among local Monday Wear designers, Rhion Romany brings a contemporary edge to Carnival-inspired outfits, with pieces that blend fashion-forward thinking and Carnival sensibility.
Laura Narayansingh
Laura Narayansingh is known for thoughtfully crafted designs that balance creativity and wearability. Her Monday Wear pieces feel intentional and expressive, blending Carnival influence with refined detail, perfect for those who want something elevated yet road-ready.
Shawn Dhanraj
Shawn Dhanraj brings a bold, contemporary approach to Monday Wear, drawing inspiration from street style and Carnival culture. His designs are confident, modern, and made for movement, offering a fresh take on Monday Wear with strong visual impact.
Why These Designers Matter
Each of these designers brings something unique to the growing world of Trinidad Monday Wear. Whether it’s bold tropical prints, swim-ready pieces that double as festival wear, or fashion-forward cuts that feel right at home on the road, they reflect the island’s energy and expressive style — perfect for Carnival and everyday life.
Running Late?
Here's How to Create Your Own Monday Wear
Monday Wear doesn’t have to be expensive or planned months in advance. Some of the best looks on the road are last-minute, creative, and put together with confidence. If you’re on a budget or short on time, here’s how to create your own Monday Wear that still looks intentional and Carnival-ready.
1. Start With What You Already Own
Look for bikinis, bodysuits, crop tops, or fitted tanks. Solid colours work best and are easier to style. Black, red, white, green, blue or metallics are always safe Carnival choices.
2. Build the Look With Accessories
Accessories make the outfit. Add a waist chain, body jewelry, bandana, scarf, or statement earrings. A little sparkle or metal detail can turn a simple base into a full Carnival look.
3. DIY Details Go a Long Way
Iron-on patches, safety pins, beads, fringe, or fabric glue can transform plain pieces quickly. Even tying a scarf creatively or cutting a top into a halter can completely change the vibe.
4. Choose Comfort Over Perfection
Monday Wear is for long hours on the road. Secure your outfit, wear breathable fabrics, and choose sneakers or comfortable boots you don’t mind getting dirty. If you can move freely, you’ll look and feel better.
5. Hair, Makeup, and Energy Matter
A slick bun, braids, or a bandana can pull everything together. Keep makeup sweat-proof and glowing. Confidence, good vibes, and energy will always carry the outfit further than designer labels.
6. Keep It Simple and Intentional
Monday Wear doesn’t need to be overdone. A clean look with one or two standout elements often hits harder than something too busy. Less stress, more vibes.
Carnival is about expression, not perfection. Whether it’s custom, designer, or last-minute DIY, the best Monday Wear is the one you feel good in. Once the music hits, nobody asking where it’s from.
