Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Tuesday Style

September 4, 2010

SO2 out west

The stage is set for Fashion’s Night Out in the second city — and indeed the other FNO territories — SO2 puts the spotlight on the West.

(Photo: Marlon Reid)

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Bohios, Oh Baby

Bohios owner Christine Gourzong shows off her ‘wish wall’, an illustration depicting the fund-raising efforts of Bohios. Proceeds from the store’s Fashion’s Night Out sales will go toward purchasing an incubator for the neo-natal ward at the Cornwall Regional Hospital.

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Cutting & Commerce

Members of the Montego Bay Chamber of Commerce, led by President Patrick Casserly (front row, third left), shares cake-cutting duties with Lifestyle Editor Novia McDonald-Whyte during their meeting on Wednesday.

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Carl’s New Best Friend

The Jaguar 2010, the official car for Fashion’s Night Out, kept Gateway Shipping International Ltd Branch Manager Carl Smith completely enamoured.

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