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June 4, 2015

Photo Finish – Enter the A-listers

Ahead of Caribbean Fashionweek’s (CFW) double Pop-Up fashion shows at Villa Ronai in Stony Hill, St Andrew, tomorrow and Sunday, Pulse model Alicia Burke and Olympic bronze medalist Hansle Parchment show the only way to arrive: in the Audi A4.

Alicia Burke is wearing an Uzuri-designed gown, while Parchment is wearing a suit by Hugo Boss. His sneakers are by PUMA.

Make-up: Dawn Lindo, founder of D’Marie School of Makeup Artistry

Location: The Refuge at Villa Ronai in Stony Hill.

Photos: Bryan Cummings

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