PHOTO: Tamia Carey shoe collection officially launched!
Designer Tamia Carey (centre) is flanked by current JAMPRO President Diane Edwards (left), and former President Pat Francis for the official ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the launch of the Tamia Carey Shoe Collection. The ceremony took place on November 24, 2021 at the brand's 11 1/2 Ardenne Road flagship store. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
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November 25, 2021

PHOTO: Tamia Carey shoe collection officially launched!

Designer Tamia Carey (centre) is flanked by current JAMPRO President Diane Edwards (left), and former President Pat Francis for the official ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the launch of the Tamia Carey Shoe Collection. The ceremony took place on November 24, 2021 at the brand’s 11 1/2 Ardenne Road flagship store. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)

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