Jacqui Burrell-Clarke (left), public relations manager at Digicel, and gal pal Tshani Jaja,marketing manager at Jamaica Yellow Pages, browsed the racks of Flirt boutique’s fabulousdiscounted pieces.
October 3, 2014
PHOTOS: Shopping in Kingston
BARGAIN hunters in Kingston were out and about in large numbers last Thursday, October 2, for the Jamaica Observer’s Takes Style Out (TSO), the one-night-only event of amazing sales offered by select retailers across the island.
From shoes to prescription glasses, customers made good use of the deep discounts to cross off items on their shopping lists as they browsed participating stores in Liguanea, Barbican, Half-Way-Tree, Manor Park Plaza and downtown.
Customers shopped in style as Take Style Out locations offered delectable varieties of finger foods and beverages, no doubt to keep the customers’ fuel levels high as they shopped discount to discount from one store to the next.
Check out the deals we hope you didn’t miss during Take Style Out.
Stunning Boutique sales clerk Nashima Powell (right) handed overa caftan to accountant Shirley Braham, who made SovereignNorth her TSO destination.(PHOTOGRAPHERS: GARFIELD ROBINSON & LIONEL ROOKWWOD)
Bartender Trevor Gordon offered a glass of the J Wray &<br>Nephew-distributed Naked Grape Pinot Noir to realtor Beverley<br>Shirley, who was out to support TSO at Stunning Boutique.<br>
Broadcasting Commission of Jamaica Customer Service Representative RicardoRochester handed over separates for purchase to cashier Anndiann Forrester (left) atthe Lee’s Fifth Ave, Sovereign Centre counter as her supervisor Verona Scott looks on.
Alverrow Barrett, Ammar’s Sovereign wrapper and Toni-AnnWilliams, UWI, Mona biotechnology student, bought two pairsof denim pants.
Shoe frenzy! Payless in Sovereign Centre was bursting at theseams with excited customers taking advantage of theincredible discounts offered at the one-night-only TSO sale.
University Hospital WestIndies Patient AdvocateKeverly Henry made his wayout with two bags of Paylessshoes.
Flirt Boutique owner JenniferAzan (left), known for hergreat customer service, wasonly to happy to assistcustomer Sofia Torres withher TSO purchase.
Homemaker Katia Barreyro (right) received her bag of retailtherapy from Endless Summer boutique owner StephanieDaCosta.
At the popular make-up counter inside Fontana Pharmacy,Barbican Square, make-up artist Shanique Frances (right) gaveStep by Step Preschool assistant educators Barbara Bernard(left) and Alicia Barnes their newly-copped cosmetics.
Endless Summer Boutique sales representative KeneishaBennett (left) was happy to help postgraduate student Shara-Kay Kinlocke with her selection of dressy tops.
University of Technologycomputer science graduateMonique Grant had a pair ofpyjamas for dad on her TSOshopping list at Lee’s FifthAvenue.
Verica Bennett, senioradvisor at the Ministry ofEducation, stopped by FaceForward in Orchid VillagePlaza for a new Mary Kaymoisturiser.
Flawless Boutique proprietor Shawnia Moxam (left) was readyto ring up customer Sara Muir’s TSO purchases at the UnionSquare, Cross Roads, store.
Lindsay Templer, accountexecutive at CGRCommunications, showed ourcamera a Yellow Pagescupcake which madeshopping at Flirt boutique inManor Park that muchsweeter.
Suzanne Hendricks, marketingcommunications specialist atJamaica National, got a deal on PumaT-shirts for her son at Sports Craze inSovereign Centre
e Q Optical Brand Manager Christopher Eldemire (right)showed Odyssey Gaming Operations Manager ChristelMorales proof that her choice of FACEAFACE frames were aperfect fit.
Orchid Village Plaza’s EnticeIntimate Boutique was theplace to be on the night ofTSO for customer LatoyaPalmer, consulting officer atJamaica PromotionCorporation.
Paymaster project manager Athinia Campbell showed off herbrand-new LaFont glasses purchased at Eye Q Optical inManor Park.
Financial advisor Daniel Edwards and public health consultant girlfriend Leah Ghoston (left)chose the perfect frame for this art piece with the help of Island Art & Framing owner NicolaByron (top right) and sales representative Alana Igbe in Orchid Village Plaza.(PHOTOGRAPHERS: GARFIELD ROBINSON & LIONEL ROOKWWOD)
At Entice Boutique in Orchid Village Plaza, sales representativeDaniele Francis (left) showed horticulturist Peju Wilson thestore’s line of comfortable bras.
Sagicor sales representative George Adlam tried on the RolexYacht Master at the Swiss Stores on Harbour Street.
Kingston Public Hospital Records Clerk Camoya Ellis (left)entered her name for a chance to win a bundle of surprisegoodies courtesy of MAC after getting a complimentarymakeover valued at US$150 from the cosmetic powerhouse.
