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TSO Countdown Thursday Oct 5 — 5:00 PM-10:00 PM
TSO chicsters on the move at Tropical Plaza
Art & Culture, Entertainment, Fashion Night Out, Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Tuesday Style
October 3, 2017

TSO Countdown Thursday Oct 5 — 5:00 PM-10:00 PM

With TSO around the corner, CEO at We Inspire Cortia Bingham is understandably excited. To soothe her frayed nerves, she has rounded up a few of her friends to plan their shopping route for Thursday. With so many great discounts and a mere five hours to maximise shopping, not only is she making her list but planning to carpool or, better yet, rent a bus from Island Car Rentals for the night. It’s certainly much easier than finding parking! Bingham and her entourage have additional TSO tips to share.

1. Planning is important for TSO night. Make a mental note of the places you want to go and the things you need to buy.

2. Use your NCB card.

3. Stick to your budget.

4. Dress comfortably in flats and loose-fitting clothes — so much easier when trying on clothes.

5. Shop on a full stomach. One recommendation is the Satisfaction at Island Grill (Twin Gates)

6. Start the shopping early.

7. Choose your shopping partner carefully. TSO is not to be shared with impatient people.

8. Avoid travelling with valuables.

9. Travel with friends for a second opinion.

10. Carpool with friends to save money.

11. Go to your favourite stores first.

12. Try every article of clothing you purchase before leaving the store.

13. Use this opportunity to shop for Christmas.

14. Stay calm! Easier said than done, we know, but the experience wil be a lot more positive.

15. The most important thing about TSO is to have fun!

Shall we do the nails before or after TSO, is what CEO at We InspireCortia Bingham (left) seems to be deliberating with (from secondleft) Banqueting Supervisor at Eden Gardens Anita Clarke, ManagingDirector at SCM consulting services Shavelle Mayler, director atJust Landed Couriers Lauren Tenn, Human Resource AdministrativeManager Simone Dunbar and Marketing Officer Suzanne Hendricks.(Photos: Garfield Robinson)
Dolls are still a girl’s best friend. Just ask (from left): CortiaBingham,Rachelle Thompson, Simone Dunbar and Lauren Tenn,who are in love with the dolls at Answers in Tropical Plaza.
NCB Supply Chain Unit members Shakera HarriotLivingston (left) and Peta-Gaye Senior-Wint (second left)brief (from third left) Rachelle Thompson,Tamieka Boodie,Cortia Bingham, Lauren Tenn, Trizann Chung Ying, AnitaClarke and Shavelle Mayler on the benefits of using theirNCB cards during TSO.
Excited for TSO and the offerings at Royale Jewellers (TropicalPlaza).
Kaydean Dawkins, store manager at Payless, TropicalPlaza (left) highly recommends handbags for TSOshoppers and Shavelle Mayler, Rachelle Thompson andAnita Clarke concur.
These flip-flopslook great,suggests TrizanChung Ying (left)to Lauren Tenn(centre) andCortia Bingham
Tops, from Maxie’s located at The Springs, are on the TSO shoppinglist and Assistant Manager at Maxie’s Nechell Sinclair (left) will beon hand to assist shoppers.
Carby’s at Twin Gates Plaza is a TSO shopping stop for (fromleft) Simone Dunbar, Anita Clarke, Cortia Bingham, RachelleThompson,Trizan Chung Ying, Shavelle Mayler, Tamieka Boodie,Lauren Tenn and Suzanne Hendricks.
Denims from Fashion 911? Yes, please!
Fashion 911 on 16 Windsor Avenue is a must for TSO.
CEO at We Inspire Cortia Bingham andBanqueting Supervisor at Eden Gardens WellnessResort and Spa Anita Clarke (immediately behindher) are ready to make a note of their TSO musthavesat Seventh Avenue Plaza.

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