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September 3, 2024

Tuesday, September 3, 2024

On September 23, Mr World will return with its biggest production yet… in Vietnam!

Over 75 young men from around the globe will jet to the South-east Asian country for the event’s 11th edition.

Among them? Tarique Barrett, the Vigorton-sponsored University of the West Indies, marketing and accounting double major, who secured his spot on the main stage, after being crowned Mr World Jamaica 2024 on Sunday, September 1 at the Jamaica Pegasus. His win means that The Rock will be represented at the finals for the first time in 26 years!

Page 2 shares highlights from the Dahlia Harris-led event.

 

Photographer: Garfield Robinson

Ciao, Bella! Debbie Bissoon was quite the stylish host in a head-turner from Koko Bella.Garfield Robinson

By His Side The Page 2 lens was there to capture the moment Tamia Naulty — whose cheers were among the loudest in the ballroom — rushed backstage to congratulate her partner Tarique Barrett on his Mr World Jamaica win! Garfield Robinson

Classic Beauty Miss World 3rd runner-up 2015 Dr Sanneta Myrie — who served as a Mr World Jamaica judge — added a fiery pop to a classy black and white look. Garfield Robinson

Jamaica, Jamaica Mr World Jamaica finalists were stylishly patriotic as they faced the Page 2 lens ahead of the opening number with members of Dance Theatre Xaymaca (DTX).Garfield Robinson

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Style Moment Dahlia Harris, co-franchise holder of the Miss Jamaica World and Mr World Jamaica organisations, was resplendent in a number designed by her and crafted by Carla Lee of Clee Designz. Garfield Robinson

#MrWorldJamaica Mr World Jamaica 2024 Tarique Barrett, moments after his winGarfield Robinson

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