Kingsley Cooper, Jamaican Fashion Mogul Passes Away at 71

Kingsley Cooper, a pioneering figure in the fashion industry and Chairman of the board of Pulse Investments Limited, has passed away at the age of 71. Cooper, also an attorney at law, died peacefully on Tuesday evening in a hospital in Florida, following an airlift from the Caribbean days earlier.

Pulse Investments confirmed his death in a heartfelt statement: “It is with the greatest sadness that Pulse Investments Limited announces that Chairman and founder Kingsley Cooper CD died peacefully this evening.”

Cooper was a visionary who significantly influenced the Caribbean fashion landscape. He founded Pulse Investments Limited, which became a cornerstone of the region’s modelling and entertainment sectors. Under his leadership, Pulse launched and managed the careers of numerous models who gained international acclaim, thereby placing Caribbean talent on the global map.

Beyond fashion, Cooper’s entrepreneurial spirit extended into real estate, where he made substantial investments, further showcasing his versatility and business acumen. His contributions to the lifestyle and entertainment industries were equally impactful, cementing his legacy as a multifaceted leader.