The Style Issue, October 26, 2023
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October 25, 2023

The Style Issue, October 26, 2023

Today’s the day! Year 14 of the Jamaica Observer Takes Style Out (TSO). The countdown commenced Monday evening at a swanky by-invitation-only launch at Ammar’s in the Village Plaza, where a lively crowd of fashion entrepreneurs, stylists, designers and TSO partners convened to reminisce on past TSO events and finalise plans for the three-day shopping spree commencing today, October 26, and ending on Saturday, October 28.

A reminder that NCB’s partnership with Visa affords customers the opportunity to use their Visa cards and win two main prizes valued at $500,000 each for TSO. There’s also NCB’s FlexiPay feature which allows customers to break up payments of $50,000 dollars or more into interest-free payments over three months. So, shop! Shop! Shop!

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Fashionand Beauty – Menswear designer Carlton Brown and Gabby Glam Cosmetics CEO Gabrielle Waite faced the Page 2 lensman. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
It’s In Her Jeans – Devarine McLean, principal, Fashionenira, was chic in knit and denim from her label. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
Here & Now – Fashion designer Tamia Carey Francis (left) and her sister Daniela Carey, owner, Swimshop 876, made stylish appearances at the TSO launch. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
Poise Meets Elegance – Kimberly Duffus (left), fashion designer and principal of Kimandamisses, and Royanne DeSilva, managing director, Dream Aloud Travels Ltd, oozed glam.(Photo: Garfield Robinson)
Let’s Make It Neutral – Angelie Spencer Home principal Angelie Martin-Spencer (left) donned black and white while Liana Gomes, general manager, Joseph’s, went for nudes. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
Hot Off The Press – By The Cabana principal Tyana Harriott debuted the Athens Ruffled Jumper from her brand. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
Comfy-ChicTamieka Boodie, business development executive, Pharma Online Limited, rocked denim and gold.Garfield Robinson
Paint TheTown Red -Celebrity stylist Neko “Bootlegrocstar” Kelly was fiery in a red ensemble for the TSO launch. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

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