October 27, 2023
Saturday, October 28, 2023
As we gear up to take full advantage of non-stop discounted shopping on the final day of the Jamaica Observer Takes Style Out (TSO) 2023 event, let’s take a look back at some of the moments from Monday’s launch.
TSO, now in year 14, is powered by National Commercial Bank, MultiLink, Guardian Group, and Island Car Rentals.
Page 2 suggests that you get in on the final run of shopping and savings spree!
For more fashion inspo please see Page 12.
Photos: Garfield Robinson
Going PlacesAll set to elevate the TSO retail experience were Calesia Whilby (left), reservation assistant, and Tori Macko, rates and tours coordinator from Island Car Rentals Ltd.Garfield Robinson
Giving You MoreThe delightful women of Bashco Samantha Saab (left), marketing assistant, and Tassia Bernard, marketing manager, spilled the beans on the store’s TSO deals. Garfield Robinson
In Full SupportM10 Bar & Grill principal Claudette Tenn came out to support her granddaughter Maia Tenn, who was a part of the Island Child Style Fashion show.Garfield Robinson
‘White’ On TimeTSO devotees Pauline Edie and Adolph Raynor certainly enjoyed the launch. Garfield Robinson
Minding The BizAndrew Azar (left), managing director, LP Azar Ltd, shared the frame with Michael Ammar, director of Ammar’s. Garfield Robinson
Always AheadJamaica Observer Deputy Managing Director Natalie Chin and Michael Ammar, director of Ammar’s, were spotted deep in convo. Garfield Robinson
The Feeling Is NeutralAngelie Spencer Home principal Angelie Martin-Spencer (left) donned black and white while Liana Gomes, general manager, Joseph’s, went for nudes. Garfield Robinson
CountMe In!Nichole Brackett Walters, chief of marketing, communications and customer relations, Island Car Rentals, made a stylish appearance.Garfield Robinson
Banking On StyleStacy Belnavis, director of digital banking at CIBC FirstCaribbean, celebrated her birthday at the TSO launch event.Garfield Robinson
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