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Thursday, October 27, 2022

A week ago Jamaican billionaire businessman Michael Lee-Chin was officially inducted into the Hall Of Fame of the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ). And of course being the inspirational business mogul he is, Lee-Chin left attendees with pearls of wisdom as he delivered his acceptance speech.

“Whenever I have an encounter with anyone, I always ask myself the question: What’s the highest value-add I can give to this person? As citizens, what’s the highest value-add we can give to our country?” he said.

And whilst family, friends, business leaders and members of diplomatic corps came out to the Pegasus hotel to celebrate the induction, they also put their most stylish feet forward. Page 2 The Style Issue rounds up a few stylish moments.

RegalIn RedPresident & CEO of Scotia Group Jamaica Audrey Tugwell Henry delivered in a red asymmetrical gown from Signatures Boutique.Garfield Robinson
Show-StopperDr Terri-Karelle Reid’s Rose’s Couture floor-grazer had heads turning.Garfield Robinson
[ESTABLISHING SHOT]Garfield Robinson
Blue STREAKMiss Universe Jamaica 2022 second runner-up Shanique Singh made an appearance at the PSOJ Hall of Fame in a number from Uzuri International.Garfield Robinson
Forever ClassicThe Bridge 99 FM director Syntyche Clarke faced the aperture in a black gown from Chi Chi Vogue by Marsha Williams.Garfield Robinson
Draping FabFor Pure National Ltd Managing Director Theresa Lindo, the colour combo of choice was black and silver.Garfield Robinson
You Had Me At ‘Cello’Cellist Alistair Petrie wooed FirstRock Manager – Financial & Planning Alethea Johnson. Garfield Robinson
PerfectIonMember of Parliament for East Portland Ann Marie Vaz rocked a floral figure-hugging gown from drennaLUNA.Garfield Robinson

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