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Saturday August 24, 2024
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August 24, 2024

Saturday August 24, 2024

The Antidote Entertainment Rave for Charity initiative — the Solar All-Inclusive Breakfast party — was in full equinox last Sunday at Tropical Bliss Beach in Montego Bay, and had as its theme ‘La Femme Luxuria’.

Since its debut in 2016, Solar has been pulling the style set within its orbit for fun, fashion, food, décor and vibes while ultimately raising funds for Cornwall Regional Hospital. To date it has raised $4.8m that has gone to building a paediatric learning centre and purchasing medical equipment, including defibrillators.

“We’re very happy that our patrons keep supporting and this is due to our attention to detail for the event. We have amazing food, great vibe and the opportunity to give back to a worthy cause,” said Steffan-Chad Haughton, director, Antidote Entertainment.

Page 2 shares highlights.

[ESTABLISHING SHOT]Aceion Cunningham

Trecia Williams, sporting a top from Milk and Honey, got playful with the lensman. Aceion Cunningham

Attorney-at-law Morganne Kellier answered the call for the Solar All-Inclusive Breakfast Party. Aceion Cunningham

Yardie Cosmetics principal Santana Spence paused from duties inside the JIBE beauty lounge to serve face for the Page 2 lensman. Acieon Cunningham

Customer Service Representative Shaneek Shaw’s fab ‘fit earned her lens time.Aceion Cunningham

MBJ Airport Customer Experience Coordinator Alexia Williams-Walcott kept it chill inside the GWM cabana.Aceion Cunningham

NHT Loan Supervisor Dionne Brown was a riot of colour.Aceion Cunningham

Jet Stream nightclub owner Kemeil Parkinson was a ray of sunshine in the Rhea Imani Blume Set. Aceion Cunningham

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