The Style Issue, February 6, 2025
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February 6, 2025

The Style Issue, February 6, 2025

It was quite an affair on Tuesday, February 4, as Sagicor Foundation partnered with multi-award-winning farm-to-table eatery Stush in the Bush and Jamaica Food and Drink Kitchen to host an exclusive soirée with 2025 Sigma Run Patron Cedella Marley.

The event, dubbed ‘A Stush Affair with Cedella’, was an opportunity to indulge in menu favourites while mingling and supporting the 2025 Sigma Run beneficiaries — The Kingston Public Hospital Intensive Care Unit, Father Ho Lung and Friends Foundation, and Sir John Golding Rehabilitation Centre.

Page 2 The Style Issue shares a few #StushMoments.

 

Photographers: Karl Mclarty & Nicholas Bennett/LH Media

With her eyes hidden behind a pair of ultra-chic pearl-embellished cat-eye Chanel sunnies, Sagicor Sigma Run Patron Cedella Marley faced the Page 2 lens with president and CEO of Sagicor Group Jamaica Limited Christopher Zacca.Karl Mclarty

CODA Network Founder & CEO Lexi Chow was out to prove why the effortlessly sleek and undeniably chic blazer dress continues to rule the style charts each season.Karl Mclarty

From left: Sigma Run Patron Cedella Marley; Sagicor Group Jamaica Vice President, Communications, Digital Media & CSR Nicole Campbell-Robinson; and Stush in the Bush principal Lisa Binns faced the photog with bright smiles.Karl Mclarty

Chairman of Factories Corporation of Jamaica Lyttleton “Tanny” Shirley and his wife Roxann did #couplestyle in an effortless way.Karl Mclarty

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We snapped stylish sisters realtor Jodi Lyn (left) and Sagicor Investments Vice-President — Wealth & Corporate Relationship Management Bianca Nam.Karl Mclarty

2025 Sigma Run Patron Cedella Marley committed to an Alexander McQueen suit for the occasion.Nicholas Bennett/LH Media

We can always count on Hollywood actress Sundra Oakley for a stylish fit and a sultry smize!Karl Mclarty

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