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Red Carpet Hair: 2013 PSOJ Hall of Fame Awards Edition
Gillian Zacca, owner of OMG Clothing, can always becounted on for bringing the fashion heat, this timeround complementing her fabulous drennaLUNA gownwith a high ballerina bun.(right)Best Dressed Chicken marketing manager AvadaugnSinclair wore her hair in a side-swept long bob.
Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Style, Style Observer, Tuesday Style
November 8, 2013

Red Carpet Hair: 2013 PSOJ Hall of Fame Awards Edition

While there were, as per usual, those ladies who stunned in black tie-apropos floor-length gowns of distinction, on the red carpet of this year’s PSOJ Hall of Fame Awards –recently held at the Jamaica Pegasus — your Under The Dryer glam squad couldn’t help but notice, among the throng, the elegant dos that turned heads and begged for second glances. Here’s a look at the coifs that made cut!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Attorney-at-law and television personality PaulaKerr-Jarrett kept the silhouette tousled and wavy to oneside and cropped on the other in this side-swept ’do tocomplement her body-conscious drennaLUNA.(right)Jewellery designer Tiffany Edwards styled in thissleek shoulder-grazing half-updo.
For her red carpet moment, Attorney-at-law SimoneBowie-Jones’s stylist Charmaine Chambers of TheSalon At Argyle gave her a centre-parted updo withface-framing tendrils.(right)Lasco Manufacturing Managing Director Dr EileenChin — who styled in Gucci — swept her tressesback into chignon that radiated Old World charm.
Melissa Chang, key account manager of customerrelations & energy services at JPS, went with aside-parted tiered bob.(right)Denise Williams, director of corporatecommunications at Flow, celebrated the evening in ahigh, accessorised chignon.
Sandrene Weichenberger, financial controller atCaribbean Producers Jamaica, showed off herglamorous natural curls.(right)Philanthropist Jannette Stewart kept it slickedback, side-swept and curly.
Myra Glennon and Ruth O’Brien both woreupdos, with soft wisps and with structuredbangs, respectively.
Lana Forbes, director of sales and service atScotiabank Jamaica Life Insurance, wore a wavylong bob with a centre part.(right)Justine Henzell (left) and her daughter Drew Brennanmade quite the pair in a pixie crop and a centrepartedromantic updo with loose bun, respectively.
Odette Dyer opted for loose centred-parted waves.(right)Lisa Chin, assistant manager, private clientservices at Sagicor Investments, was all smiles inside-parted waves.

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