The Style Issue, January 16, 2025
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January 16, 2025

The Style Issue, January 16, 2025

It was a veritable gold rush when the sisterhood rose to the occasion for the We Inspire Women Vision Board Brunch at the Hyatt Ziva Rose Hall in Montego Bay, on Sunday.

The affirmations, worship, love, support, and, of course, fashion at the gold-themed event were the perfect way to start the new year.

Page 2 The Style Issue shares a few standouts.

24 Karat Magic Whitter Group Managing Director Angella Whitter was the epitome of style and grace in Korto Momolu!Aceion Cunningham

Tier By Tier Out to ruffle feathers was Patricia Henry, property manager and construction consultant.Aceion Cunningham

Style Notes Psychologist and leadership coach Telecia Lindo was draped to perfection. Aceion Cunningham

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Galactic Glam Teacher at the Heinz Simonitsch School Rachel Ellis, in a one-shoulder liquid gold number, was a head-turner. Aceion Cunningham

Gold Standard Talk about a statement piece! Recipient of the Gold Standard award, lifestyle curator Cecile Levee basked in the moment wearing a Blaire caftan from American luxury brand Halston. Aceion Cunningham

Goldie Luxe We Inspire Women Founder and CEO Cortia Bingham McKenzie set the golden tone in Shenna Carby. Aceion Cunningham

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