The Style Issue, January 9, 2025
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January 9, 2025

The Style Issue, January 9, 2025

The edict? Dress like you have one night to win US$500,000 at a Las Vegas casino. Did the ladies deliver? The Page 2 team on location at Caymanas Park last Sunday for Zimi Seh Brunch — the ‘Casino Royale’ edition spotted a few who hit the jackpot, but we’ll let you be the judge.

Sharlene Wright bet on pieces from Chanel and Renee Caovilla for her Casino Royale-themed look.Garfield Robinson

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Novalash boss Novee Fenty bodied this custom ‘fit by Designz By Shenz.Garfield Robinson

Entrepreneur Kadesha “Kadzii” Porter’s black and silver look was an easy fave. Garfield Robinson

Because nothing says a night out at the casino like an Old Hollywood-esque polka dot dress, black pumps, and a red lip, partygoer Zavia Reece certainly got the memo. Garfield Robinson

It was hard to miss paralegal Rushane Henry in the Pamela Dress from Pink Wearhouse.Garfield Robinson

Miss Universe Jamaica 2020 Miqueal-Symone Williams looked like money!Garfield Robinson

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