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09. 2022 | Meet Marie-France Noel and her brand, KADOKÉLÉ
10.2021 | Featured in VoyageMIA
04.2021 | Featured in Shoutout Miami
03.2020 | KADOKÉLÉ Jewelry is Featured in Darline Desca “18 Mai” with Fritznie Joseph, composer & Lyric Roland Cameau Arrangement. Directed by by Bnadel Zion
05.2019 | KADOKÉLÉ Jewelry is Featured in Stephanie Pierre music video, Map Toujou Renmen’W - (I will always love you...) Directed by Jonathan Raphael Dalce
09.2018 | KADOKÉLÉ Clothing and Jewelry is Featured in Kasual Live "Tell Me" (official Video) Directed by Bnadel Zion
05.2018 | Featured in Boston Voyager
KADOKÉLÉ is a lifestyle brand stimulated by Caribbean art. We offer unique apparels, clothing and hand-crafted jewelry.
Our aesthetic and message sets us apart. We aim to inspire all to Live Artfully by living kindly, purposefully and unapologetically. We are known for our signature hand-painted shells and wire pieces as well as and colorful garments inspired by Caribbean living.
04.2018 | KADOKÉLÉ Accessories & TAPTAP Sweatshirt Featured in Princess Eud music video, Konsole'm Directed & Edited/ Bnadel Zion
04.2017 | KADOKÉLÉ Accessories Featured in GAZZMAN Disip Lanmou Pi Fo Directed & Edited/ Bnadel Zion
OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO!
Model is wearing earrings from BARON Collection
11.2016 ǀ Published in Elegant Magazine
Rocking Horse Fashion Editorial, model is wearing our jewelry on page 7 and 8.
Marie-France is wearing earring from Mòn Collection
8.2016 ǀ Published in Haitian Confidential
Limena of the month: Marie- France KADO KELE FOUNDER
A Limena is a common Creole word. A Limena is a woman of style that is smart...
Vanessa is wearing VANYAN sweatshirt
03.2016 ǀ Published in Man Repeller in Collaboration with Fashion Stylist Vanessa Lundy
Singer Rebecca Zama is wearing VANAYAN sweatshirt
03.2016 ǀ Published in Haitian Businesses
Haitian Women in Business First Edition
Model is wearing NANNAN earrings
09.2014 ǀ Published in Kreyolicious
When Marie-France Merisier decided to launch an online store featuring hand-crafted jewelry and other imported goods from Haiti, the name she decided on was pretty much a no-brainer...KADO, the Creole word for "gift". It only seemed appropriate....