By Teino Evans, Staff Reporter

Dancehall diva, Keiva (left), assists a customer in her newly-opened store at Shop #2 at the PrinceVille Plaza, on Constant Spring Road, St. Andrew, on Monday. - Ricardo Makyn photos

Popular dancer, Keiva 'The Diva' Hibbert, has opened her own store called 'Keiva's Kloset', located at Shop number 2, Princeville Plaza, Constant Spring Road.

Keiva, who is the manager and owner of the store, says, "I always wanted to own my own business and I'm a fashion person, I can shop for anybody. I can just look at you and tell you what I like. So we sell shoes, bags and belts and soon to come, jewellery and clothes, very soon."

Love of fashion

Keiva said because of her love for fashion, especially shoes, she had initially planned for a shoe-only store, but at the requests and recommendations of friends, she has decided to add variety.

Since Keiva's Kloset opened last Thursday, the store has attracted popular entertainers, such as Mr. Lex and his wife, Mavado, Spice and others.

Keiva has a lot of big plans for her store and has even given it some of her personal touches.

"My store is very nice, it has a lot of colours, it has inside, pink, purple, yellow, green, and orange and a nice little garden is also inside my store, the first store to have something like that. I'm also going to have a wall of fame with all the dancers and pictures of artistes like Bounty Killer, Elephant Man, all who mi rate and have been supporting me. I'm going to have a single picture with just Bogle though," she said.

Females, for now

Like this: At last count, Keiva had over a hundred pairs of shoes. It's no wonder that she would open a store dedicated to shoes and handbags.

For now, Keiva's Kloset caters for females only, but promises that there will be "some new stuff for men very soon".

Adding, "I'm going away the middle of this month, I'll be shopping from Hollywood, to Manhattan, Florida guh right down. When mi come back, PrinceVille nuh good again, but big up to all the other store owner dem a PrinceVille."