The Style Issue, January 23, 2025
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January 23, 2025

The Style Issue, January 23, 2025

Guests at the Heart of Legends Gala last Saturday ticked all the style boxes for their respite after day one of the 2025 International Masters of Medicine Conference.

Page 2 The Style Issue is back on the East Lawns of Devon House.

Style Factor Husband-and-wife directors of Kemtek Karl and Billie-Jean Tulloch were exquisite in black. Karl Mclarty

Dreamy In Blue ...were HR consultant Angelique Beaubrun (left) in Haveli and Resortwear by Eroleen principal Eroleen Anderson, in a stunning embellished number from her boutique.Karl Mclarty

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Woo-Hue! Obstetrician-gynaecologist Dr Jody Jarrett’s figure-hugging blue number and matching clutch received a style nod. Karl Mclarty

From The Motherland Microbiologist at The University of the West Indies, Mona, Chika Ozongwu was a head-turner in a piece designed by her and executed by Nigerian fashion line Cilon House. Karl Mclarty

Sheer Perfection Angelie Spencer Home principal Angelie Martin-Spencer swanned in wearing custom Yolvinta.Karl Mclarty

He’s Royal Chief administrative officer at the Heart Institute of the Caribbean Monday Imoikor was stately in a Nigerian senator ensemble.Karl Mclarty

Dose Of Glam Cardiologist and assistant professor specialising in cardiovascular medicine at Yale School of Medicine Dr Cesia Gallegos’ floral number was a gala fave. Karl Mclarty

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