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Frenchmen Climax: Arabian Nights
Because if you didn’t snap an ussie at Frenchmen Climax, were you even there? Newly announced Proven Bank President and CEO Stacy Belnavis secured hers with bestie, Barbados based attorney-at-law Jehan Lashley. (Karl Mclarty)
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January 5, 2025

Frenchmen Climax: Arabian Nights

Step into the realm of mystique and splendour that is Frenchmen Climax. The ‘Arabian Nights’ New Year’s Day extravaganza was not only a night of opulence and adventure but the gateway to a magical escape, where every moment revealed a new surprise. From the grandeur of the Shikima Hinds-designed entryway, lavish Moët & Chandon bar and lounge, spectacular Mastercard-powered LunaLite drone show, to the party’s iconic fireworks display, Frenchmen, and thousands of patrons who joined the team at Caymanas Fairways on January 1, celebrated 34 years of unparalleled service in fine style!

Sandals Foundation Director of Operations Karen Zacca raised a Moët & Chandon toast.

 Lee’s Food Fair director Patrick Lee and Kora Harrison were stylish in white.

Perfect aim for master shooter Renee Rickhi who snapped an ‘ussie’ with hubby Robin. (Karl Mclarty)

Chartered accountant Patricia Henry-Brown and her husband Dr William Brown were out to celebrate. (Karl Mclarty)

In from Orlando, and dressed to the nines in the Orttu Palermo Kimono, was the stylish Owen Sargeant, who shared the frame with friend Jennifer Figueroa. (Karl Mclarty)

Le Champ Cosmetics principal Shanique Ellington (centre) snapped an ‘ussie’ with her dad, acting managing director at the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) Owen Ellington, and friend Angelie Spencer Home principal Angelie Martin-Spencer. (Karl Mclarty)

…before giving us a full view of her sparkly style. (Karl Mclarty)

Frenchmen directors Ian Wong (left) and Michael Banbury (Karl Mclarty)

Select Brands Marketing Director Tania McConnell (left) and Luxury Portfolio Manager Debra Taylor Smith raised a toast to the new year. Karl Mclarty

Frenchmen director Brett Wong (left) and NCB CEO Bruce Bowen (Karl Mclarty)

NCB Bank Manager Desron Graham cosied up to Captain Lisa Elliott. (Karl Mclarty)

 

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