Rick B's designs had smooth finishes. He used earth tones which were sometimes mixed with a bit of gold and silver. He was conventional, but Martin Miller of White Sky was not.

The presentation of his collection opened with a model wearing knee-length, grey shorts and long-sleeved jacket and white shirt. Also a standout was the chequered sweater in yellow, orange and black, which was worn with mustard-coloured pants. Miller also used bright colours like pink, green, and burnt orange in a variety of textures.

Les Campbell offered suave designs. He used various prints on the pants and mixed contrasting colours well. Red, pink and blue scarfs were also worn with the suits.

After the long intermission, the show restarted with the Flavvette collection from Paris. These were the most unconventional designs of all. Apparently, her designs are inspired by world cultures, as her collection opened with a model wearing bright Rasta colours. Beads and metallics were also used to depict other cultures. Her designs were characterised by mismatched bright colours and buttons matched with unconventional buttonholes. Peters was correct when he said, "Get ready to be shocked", as the male models wore heavy black eyeliner and/or rhinestones as part of the theme of the presentation.

Rojo designs from Barbados were not exceptional. The models presented slacks in subtle colours, different textures and tones. Orville Lewis' collection was also a bit tame. He mostly showed light colours, like yellow and blue with a bit of red and black.