The Style Issue, October 3, 2024
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October 3, 2024

The Style Issue, October 3, 2024

Kingston Kitchen Night Market powered by NCB — now in its 13th year — has become something of a staple for those in the know. The event popped up on Saturday, September 28 at Palm Drive, Hope Gardens, drawing hundreds of foodies eager to experience fare and beverages from 70 stalls.

Page 2 highlights a few stylish patrons who turned up.

[ESTABLISHING SHOT]Joseph Wellington

#KGNKandids Patron Shaniah Aitkin (centre) joined her friend Georgia Hamilton (right) and Hamilton’s mum Dian Richards for the perfect ‘ussie’ ...Joseph Wellington

Hint O’ Print Digicel Group Programme Manager Diane Williams kept it floral and flirty.Joseph Wellington

Tan-Tastic! Public health nurse Patricia Coates’ pants set was an easy fave.Joseph Wellington

Smile In SZN Dr Khadeeja Davis, dentist, flashed her most priceless accessory: her pearly whites.Joseph Wellington

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...before stepping away to show off her fab ‘fit.Joseph Wellington

Casually Chic Content creator Sue-Tanya McHorgh was papped on arrival.Joseph Wellington

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