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TSO ROAD SHOW MANDEVILLE
For shop owner MargaretNelson-Brown, of FashionStatement in Midway Mall,missing this year’sregistration was not an option— she came and found us!
Fashion Night Out, Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Style, Style Observer, Tuesday Style
August 15, 2013

TSO ROAD SHOW MANDEVILLE

ANTICIPATION mounts for September 19-21, 2013 when the Jamaica Observer Takes Style Out. The first stop on the (TSO) Road Show was Mandeville on Wednesday last, where we registered the town’s stores as particpants for the retail therapy event.

The countdown begins.

Here are highlights:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For Chevenese Whyte ofButterfly Boutique, ‘X’ marksthe spot.
Dinesh Manohar, owner of<br>Step Up Fashions, signs on the<br>dotted line.<br>
Lelleith Cameron, owner ofBrides &lsquo;N&rsquo; Fashion, eagerlyanticipates topping last year&rsquo;ssuccess.
Heather Allen-Francis (right), owner of Lois Fashion AndAccessories at Brumalia Town Centre, shares this excitingmoment with long-time customer Tanesha Levy.
Sheree Wilson, supervisor atSterling Collections,Manchester Shopping Centre,flashes a &lsquo;platinum&rsquo; smile forour camera.
Supervisor Barbara Rowebeamed as Body & Soul addedits name to the growing roster.
The lovely sales representatives at House of Style, Juici Plaza, display their readiness towelcome TSO shoppers. From left: Karen Williams, Desrine Boothe-Facey, Deneisha Gayle,Winsome Brown, and Christor Forbes (centre). (PHOTOGRAPHER: NAPHTALI JUNIOR)
Maureen Ellis, cosmetologistand owner of FinishingTouches, located in MidwayMall, takes a short breakfrom styling a client toproudly display her TSOparticipant poster.
Natalie Chin-Watkins (left),advertising, marketing andcommunications manager atthe Jamaica Observer,welcomes Nicole Watson-Chang, inventory controllerat Fontana Pharmacy,Manchester ShoppingCentre, to the JamaicaObserver Takes Style Out(TSO) roster.

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