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Portie Shores
Art & Culture, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Style, Style Observer, Tuesday Style
April 27, 2019

Portie Shores

“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” seems to be the rule of thumb for Marbana Beach Club ideators, who thankfully, show no signs of reneging on their promise to provide the Caribbean’s best party experience annually. Eight hours of a premium all-inclusive beach rave later, patrons were wardobe-planning for 2020. The formula: Sheldon Codner on décor duties #premium; CPJ and Heineken handling top-shelf libations #premium; a cabal of local culinary personalities serving up #premium epicurean delights; Brew’d Awakenings providing warm-up and cool-down delectables; and #premium musical elements courtesy of Bloodline Franco, Jazzy T from Renaissance, SHEj Rocksteadyy and OSOCITY, and DJ Lurbz and Aswaad, with Patrick The Hypeman and Marlon Musique catering to techno, hip-hop, dancehall, and soca sensibilities.

As expected, the premium fête called for über fashion moments from patrons. Did we miss something, or was there a neon dress code memo? Confirmation came via neon body painting and pastel henna art. Indeed, it’s safe to say the fluorescent hue enhanced the affair. Your guess is as good as ours as to how Marbana habituées will up the style quotient next year. Until then, SO allows the photos to do the talking.

JetconCorporationLimited auto-bodydetailer Vanessa Pryceflaunted tropical prints anda Marbana-etched strawhat for Sunday’s beachchicevent.
Levy Management drummers (from left) JordacheJones, Kemoy Outar, Darielle Nicholson, andKadane Cespedes strummed several renditions ofreggae/calypso beats at Sunday’s beach club do.
Onthe receivingline at the MarbanaBeach Club eventwere attendants (fromleft) Renescia Brissett,Danielle Williams, andJodian Bramwell.
Dominique Martin (left), front desk agent at KnutsfordCourt Hotel, and her general practitioner gal pal Dr Té-AnneChisholm
Mapco Printers Limited Sales Manager Michelle Belnavis(left) and building contractor Nadine Yee were perhapsprematurely mourning the end of their Easter weekend.
Party Pros CEO AnnaRichards toned downher neon monokiniwith a sand-colouredcover-up.
SHEj Rocksteadyy andher mix-master partnerOsocity at the reins,during their first set
Jamaican-blooded model Theresa Cann(right) brought her NY-based model peerShayna Marie to experience the MarbanaBeach Club event.
M7 Events Director Warren McDonald (centre) wasflanked by West Indies Petroleum Director CourtneyWilkinson (left), and West Indies Petroleum CEOCharles Chambers.
Pulse Investments ManagingDirector Safia Cooper (left),and Jamaica Customs AgencyCaricom Officer Marsha WilsonMaxwell
TGI Fridays managerAna Dawkins
In fromFrancefor theMarbanaBeachClub event was SaintDenis-based medicaldoctor Astrid Guillois, in a caftanand monokini from Guadeloupeanretailers Karukera Swimwear.
NormanManley LawSchool second-yearstudent Iyana Godfrey(left) opted for colourcoordination of sortswith her bestie andschoolmate KatyaLawes.
NickyOsbourne,Dolphin Cove cashier/sales representative, in aVictoria’s Secret bralet andsheer pants purchased atShem in Port Antonio(Photos: KarlMcLarty)
AIDSHealth CareFoundationnurse assistantShaneall Ferron
Media personality and deejay Nikki Z (second left) said helloto SO with her guests (from left) Luca Kaufmann, visitingfrom Germany; Australian singer Sharma Liguz aka SshhLiguz; and musical artist/producer Egon Elliut.
Fashion designer and stylistKaysian Bourke, in a burntorangeensemble of her owndesign
Florida resident Rosemarie Hylton (left), accountmanager at Verizon, and her sister Jodi, brandmanager at Heineken Jamaica
Eforlife chair Lorraine Youngerpreviewed a custom goldbrocade ensemble forMarbana.
House of Neahlis principal Lisa McIntosh Aris
Marketingand salesconsultant NicoleMasters opted for anEthiopian colour schemeby way of an IntimateCurves monokini andFashionNovacover-up.
Kesso Designz CEOAissatou Bah, in piecesfrom her design house(Photos: Karl McLarty)
From left: Melicia James, human resource manager atiPrint Digital Jamaica and National Outdoor Advertising;marketing cons Latarcia Meyler; and Shavelle Mayler,principal, SCM Consulting Services
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