The Style Issue, July 18, 2024
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July 18, 2024

The Style Issue, July 18, 2024

WalkGood LA founder Etienne Maurice and Emmy Award-winning producer at ABC News Stephanie Wash wanted the dreamiest wedding in Jamaica! And so they made it happen, inviting a who’s who of family and famous friends to Jamaica, where they said “I do” on July 6 at the Good Hope Estate in Trelawny. And for an island ceremony, it only made sense for the bride to walk down the aisle in a strappy, pearl-embellished gown, her groom following suit in a vanilla Waraire Boswell linen tuxedo, and guests making style statements in flowy kaftans and radiant floor-grazers.

Page 2 The Style Issue shares an inclusive look.

 

Crème de la Crème A quick #WristCheck before the groom Etienne Maurice — dressed in a double breasted, off-white linen Waraire Boswell tuxedo — said ‘I Do’.Garfield Robinson

What’s The Scoop? Emmy Award-winning actress Sheryl Lee Ralph sat pretty in Badgley Mischka’s Beaded Scoop Neck Gown with Belted Waist.Garfield Robinson

Ripped From The Runway Reggae singer and actress Naomi Cowan — in a stunner from Liberian-born designer Korto Momolu, by way of Kingston boutique Locale — deserved the improptu Page 2 photoshoot she got!Garfield Robinson

Flight of Fancy Screenwriter, director, producer and The Young and the Restless alum Victoria Rowell put on an elegant display in a La Robe dress.Garfield Robinson

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Good As Gold Another killer kaftan moment with lifestyle curator Cecile Levee, who glistened in Halston’s Blaire Caftan In Floral Sequin.Garfield Robinson

Silk Press Haveli founder and creative director Mina Robertson was a scene-stealer in the Yumi Satin Kaftan from her own sustainable fashion line. Garfield Robinson

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