The Style Issue, Thursday June 19 2025
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Daniel Wheeler | Reporter  
June 19, 2025

The Style Issue, Thursday June 19 2025

While the 40th Jamaica Chamber of Commerce Annual Awards Banquet, held on June 12, celebrated the achievements of the business community — it was also a dazzling display of fashion. Guests brought their A-game to the red carpet, impressing onlookers with their impeccable style.

Page 2 The Style Issue highlights some of the best lewks.

Striking Patterns National Commercial Bank Group Head, Marketing and Communications Kaysia Johnson Vaughan made a bold statement in her sartorial choice for the event.Garfield Robinson

Show-Stopper Fashion designer Tamia Carey wowed in a custom-made St Tropez kaftan from her collection complemented with idiosyncratic feather earrings.Garfield Robinson

Cheers ...to you too! Myers, Fletcher and Gordon partner Shaniel May Brown stunned in an Onyas Kloset original.Garfield Robinson

Sparkling Attention Shimmering in a gown from Mew Mews was Red Stripe Head of Corporate Affairs Diane Ashton Smith. Garfield Robinson

‘Bow’-tiful! All wrapped up in elegance was CG United Insurance Business Development Officer Nia Souden.Garfield Robinson

A Toast to Style Raising a toast to a successful evening was Sunshine Snacks Marketing Manager Shantell Hill-Afonso, adorned in Fashinique.Garfield Robinson

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Leading Lady Let’s just say that Barita Investments Ltd Vice-President, Strategic Business Development & Investor Relations Kerrie Baylis stopped the room! Garfield Robinson

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