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September 7, 2024

Saturday, September 7, 2024

Page 2 shares more red-carpet moments at the 2024 Caribbean Music Awards (CaribMA), held on Thursday, August 29. The annual event was held at Kings Theatre, Brooklyn, New York, and hosted by Queen of the Dancehall Grace “Spice” Hamilton and comedian Majah Hype.

Here are more highlights.

 

Photographer: Aceion Cunningham

 

Sha-La-La Trinidadian soca artiste Nessa Preppy was pretty in pink.Aceion Cunningham

PS, I Love You Also facing the lens were American record producer DJ Cassidy and his girlfriend Rebecca Kreisman who were the stylish pair.Aceion Cunningham

That’s Majah! Comedian Majah Hype stepped into the Page 2 frame before assuming hosting duties. Aceion Cunningham

Another Level Dancehall artiste Baby Cham was his usual casual/cool self.Aceion Cunningham

Queen of Soca Elite Icon Award honoree Alison Hinds stepped out in a Kudos Kollections design.Aceion Cunningham

Go Noir Or Go Home! Jamaican-born, UK-based singer Alicaì Harley was chic in black. Aceion Cunningham

Love Vibration Jamaican soul singer Joby Jay made a case for fuchsia in custom Rina Maria. Aceion Cunningham

A Big Deal We can always count on reggae/dancehall singer Christopher Martin for a dapper look. Aceion Cunningham

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