Wednesday, October 25, 2023
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Wednesday, October 25, 2023

It’s about that time again! The Jamaica Observer Takes Style Out (TSO) is back, and celebrating its 14th year as one of the island’s most eagerly awaited sale events.

The launch, held at Ammar’s in the Village Plaza, Monday evening, drew a stylish gathering of industry insiders, including stylists, designers, store owners and TSO partners, notably National Commercial Bank, MultiLink, Guardian Group, and Island Car Rentals.

The event — which featured a fashion show by Island Child Style — saw Tastee providing a delectable cake adorned with the iconic TSO logo, and Campari ensuring the libations flowed, making it a memorable night for all.

TSO kicks off on Thursday, October 26, and runs through to Saturday, October 28, so mark your calendars for a weekend of incredible shopping and savings!

Page 2 shares fashion show highlights on Page 27.

Here For The Linkage – The JETS Limited team of Edmundo Jenez, CEO, and Natalie Samuels Buckle, COO, were also present. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
Bank On It – Jerome Jarrett, sales manager, payment services division, NCB, shared aspects of NCB’s FlexiPay feature, which allows customers to break up payments of $50,000 dollars or more into interest-free payments over three months, with Liana Gomes (left), general manager, Joseph’s, and Angelie Spencer Home principal Angelie Martin-Spencer. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
3-2-1 Take Style Out! – All set to cut the TSO 14th anniversary cake are (from left) Joseph Montague, marketing manager, NCB; Nichole Brackett Walters, chief of marketing, communications and customer relations, Island Car Rentals; Jerome Jarrett, sales manager, payment services division, NCB; Annette Atkinson, senior manager, group branding & communications, Guardian General; Novia McDonald-Whyte, TSO conceptualiser; Michael Ammar, director, Ammar’s; and Jamaica Observer Managing Director Dominic Beaubrun. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
On The Agenda – Fashion and finance were at the forefront of the conversation with Kimberly Duffus (left), fashion designer and principal of Kimandamisses; Royanne DeSilva, managing director, Dream Aloud Travels Ltd, and Joseph Montague, marketing manager, NCB. Plus, deets on NCB’s partnership with Visa, in which customers can use their Visa cards to be entered for two main prizes valued at $500,000 each for TSO. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
TSO Content – Annette Atkinson (second-right), senior manager, group branding and communications, Guardian Group delighted in the company of (from left) fashion content creator Kristia Franklin; celebrity stylist Neko “bootlegrocstar” Kelly; and Chanel DaCosta, lifestyle, travel and wellness content creator. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
Island Child Takes Style – Michael Ammar (centre), director, Ammar’s, congratulated the Island Child Style models who delivered an excellent runway show in ‘fits from Ammar’s. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
Camera-Ready – Jamaica Observer Managing Director Dominic Beaubrun and his wife Angelique were all set and ready for TSO 2023. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

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