Something Extra | Tuesday
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Davene Jonas, fashion designer and owner of Davene Jonas Beauty, is lilies-in-the-valley chic in a lace-strap maxi dress.
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Host Nadine Blair’s Ankara-print dress in the colours of Jamaica’s national flag is the perfect fit for Emancipation Day.
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Petra Kaye styles a button-down suspender dress with a white shirt, red tie and a red New York Yankees cap.
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Gospel stars Papa San (left) and Kevin Downswell pause for a photograph backstage at the Come Alive: A National Call to Worship concert held Saturday at King’s House East Lawn.
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Zelia Gibson-Brown, scheduling and insurance coordinator at Jamaica Cosmetic Dental Services, wears a striped two-piece set that strikes the perfect balance between style and comfort.
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Danville Dockery, ICT consultant for the Transformation Implementation Unit, and his wife, Stephanie, accountant at the Jamaica Tourist Board, deliver double doses of patterns.
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Odeka Ormsby, Come Alive Worship Challenge winner, cinches her yellow jumpsuit with a CAW Glamfair wide leather belt in classic black.
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Zaneta Scott, event producer and manager, special projects at the National House Trust, dons a burgundy halterneck maxi dress.
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Johnmark Wiggan (left) and Jermaine Edwards at the Come Alive: A National Call to Worship concert held Saturday at King’s House East Lawn, St Andrew.
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Dr Duane Chambers, radiologist and co-founder of Imaging and Intervention Associates, with his wife, Dr Arusha Campbell-Chambers, dermatologist and founder of Dermatology Solutions.
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Monique McLeggon, Christian fashion and lifestyle influencer, pairs a RepJa bag and shirt with a yellow tiered skirt made by IM Fashion.
King’s House East Lawn came alive on Saturday as patrons gathered for the second staging of Come Alive: A National Call to Worship.
The evening struck a powerful balance between reflective worship and spirited celebration, with gospel acts HUMBLE, Petra Kaye, Johnmark Wiggan, and Jermaine Edwards setting the tone before Papa San and international gospel star Michael W. Smith took patrons on an unforgettable musical journey.
Beyond the performances, attendees embraced the occasion in stylish ensembles, making the charitable event one of worship, fellowship and fashion.
Something Extra brings you the highlights.