Teenage
July 2, 2012

ANDREW’S Arabian Night

LAST Saturday, June 30 all roads led to the ballroom of the Wyndham Kingston Hotel as the St Andrew High School for Girls held their annual graduation ball under the theme ‘Arabian Night’.

The brightly draped colours and elegant backdrops brought the theme to life and the fashionable ladies and their dates completed the overall look of the Wyndham Kingston Ballroom.

The girls dancing the night away to the music provided by Supreme Ventures, bursting out in excitement as they saw guest performer Tifa on stage.

They sang along with her as she performed some of her singles, and listened intently when she stopped to give some advice to the graduates.

In all it was a memorable night, and TEENage was there to capture some of the fashion. Check it out.

Photos by Bryan Studios Ltd.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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