The Style Issue, May 15, 2025
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May 15, 2025

The Style Issue, May 15, 2025

Taking mum to brunch on Mother’s Day is always a good idea. And looking chic while doing so makes the experience even more special. So, it was a stylish affair, on Sunday, as families fêted their mums at the Jamaica Pegasus’ ‘Exquisite in White ‘ themed Mother’s Day Gourmet Brunch inside the Grand Jamaica Suite.

Page 2 The Style Issue checks out the scene.

[ESTABLISHING SHOT]Garfield Robinson

Mirror Image It’s clear Liam Gilchrist-Woodstock not only stole his mum’s face, but her style as well. .

Crème de la Crème Sagicor Life Executive Financial Advisor Karen-Ann Phillips and her daughter, NCB Marketing Projects Officer Karice Thomson were equally stylish in Sophia Jones. Garfield Robinson

 

XOXO Karmen’s Kollection CEO Carmen Brown (left) embraced her daughter, attorney-at-law CEO Julliet Rose. Garfield Robinson

 

Worth The Wait Educator Marvia Beckford (left) and her daughter, project manager Shoya Newman, were fashionably late.Garfield Robinson

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Fashion Forward Entrepreneur Kayrice Richard, who is a regular at Sunday Brunch at the Pegasus, was out to slay in a cream Fashion Nova number. Garfield Robinson

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