A September to remember: The Rock Fab Issue
Michelle Cunningham, assistant brand manager, Red Stripe Beer, in separates from Coochi-anna&rsquo;s, describes her style as comfy-chic.<strong></strong>
Fashion Night Out, Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Style, Style Observer, Tuesday Style
September 16, 2016

A September to remember: The Rock Fab Issue

Part 2

The Jamaica Observer Takes Style Out is officially back on Thursday, October 6 and to get fashionistas and dapper dans sufficiently hyped for the annual retail pilgrimage that sees stores from around the island slashing prices and entertaining customers, the newspaper invited prospective shoppers to a Rock Fab Issue club night in Portmore, at The Hive, the former home of Famous.

With libations freely flowing from Red Stripe, a part of the Heineken company, and against the backdrop of a setting designed by Free Spiritz Jamaica painters Eon & Robby, event designer Audia Archibald, Mara Made Designs front woman Tamara Harding and the team from Main Events, patrons comtemplated the question: ‘What’s your personal style?’

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unfurls its big September Issue. What? Did you not know that Jamaica is the epicentre of style? Now you do!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Media personality Nikki Z, styled by Dexter &lsquo;3D&rsquo; Pottinger<strong></strong>
(From left): University of Westminster (UW) history and politics major Gina Hargitay; House of Neahlis designer and celebrity hairstylist Lisa McIntosh-Aris; UW French and international relations major Jovi Jaja; and attorney-at-law Marlene Hargitay.<strong></strong>
Linkup Media Group of Companies CEO David Annakie in Tom Ford blazer and Giuseppe Zanotti hightops.<strong></strong>
(From left) Natasha Valle; interior designer Sandra Bicknell; Zuar CEO Ard Jarrett; Mara Made Designs Chief Creative Director Tamara Harding; and Rachael Barrett, art consultant.&ldquo;Tomboy-meets-something&rdquo; &mdash; Tamara&ldquo;My style!&rdquo; &mdash;Sandra<strong></strong>
Dr Michelle Charles shimmers in a black sequinned jumpsuit.<strong></strong>
Nicole Fletcher-Brown, director of human resource development at the Ministry of Industry, Commerce, Agriculture and Fisheries, in drennaLUNA, and Carlton Brown, bespoke menswear designer, wearing &ldquo;s ome old thing from my closet&rdquo;.<strong></strong>
Blandine JnPaul Reid (left), head of marketing and innovation, Heineken Jamaica, in BCBG, and Elsie Laurence, United Nations Development Programme deputy representative, in Michael Kors.<strong></strong>
Anita Jakobovic, sales and marketing consultant, in a KOOKA&Atilde; slip dress.<strong></strong>
Lisa McIntosh-Aris, fashion designer and celebrity hairstylist in a House of Neahlis jumpsuit and choker described her style as foxy! Like the original Foxy Brown… I wanted to be different and go retro, I think I pulled it off.<strong></strong>
Chelan Smith, CEO, Chelan Communications<strong></strong>
Kandi King, CEO, Karnival by Kandi.&ldquo;My personal style always depends on my mood.&rdquo;<strong></strong>
Sabrina Prendergast (left), Panoramic Traders sales representative, in a bebe bodycon dress, and Trish McFarlane, Trichique Beauty Concepts proprietor/beautician, in Guess.&ldquo;Trendy!&rdquo; &mdash; Sabrina&ldquo;Sexy casual!&rdquo; &mdash; Trish<strong></strong>
Ayanna Kirton, Jamaica Yellow Pages marketing manager, in a lace mini from Miss Molly at Pearnel Charles Arcade. (<TextBold>Photos: Antonio Graham, Kenyon Hemans, Alexander Wong, Monique Thomas & Rory Daley)</TextBold><strong></strong>
From left: Garfene Grandison, assistant manager &ndash; corporate social responsibility, Sagicor Group Jamaica, in Carlton Brown; Tadmar Moore, customer care operations manager at Digicel Jamaica, in Express and Zara; and Steven Cornwall, dancer/instructor with The Company Dance Theatre, in House of Jade.<strong></strong>
Rachelle Thompson, host of Jussbuss Acoustic, in a custom StormCut jumpsuit, and Neil Watson, West Indies Home Contractors Limited (WIHCON) engineer.&ldquo;Edgy and sexy.&rdquo; &mdash; Rachelle&ldquo;Flashy yet subtle. &rdquo; &mdash; Neil<strong></strong>
University of Westminster French and international relations major Jovi Jaja (left) her history and politics major sister Gina Hargitay and attorney-at-law mum Marlene Hargitay, in Vivienne Westwood, T & T Fashion, and the House of Neahlis, respectively.<strong></strong>

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