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Published:Friday | May 12, 2023 | 12:05 AM
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Miss Universe Jamaica 2022 Toshami Calvin stuns in yellow Dermoth Williams Couture.
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Miss Universe Jamaica 2022 Toshami Calvin stuns in yellow Dermoth Williams Couture.
Wearing her trademark blue, Queen of the Dancehall Spice is upgraded to Global Queen of Dancehall Music.
Nicholas Nunes/Photographer
Wearing her trademark blue, Queen of the Dancehall Spice is upgraded to Global Queen of Dancehall Music.
Shanice Williams’ gold body con dress is a sure winner.
Nicholas Nunes/Photographer
Shanice Williams’ gold body con dress is a sure winner.
Host for the night, entertainer D’Angel (left), poses outside The Jamaica Pegasus in handmade, custom Versailles Manhattan, with Downsound Entertainment chief executive officer Joe Bogdanovich.
Nicholas Nunes/Photographer
Host for the night, entertainer D’Angel (left), poses outside The Jamaica Pegasus in handmade, custom Versailles Manhattan, with Downsound Entertainment chief executive officer Joe Bogdanovich.
We three queens: Our camera captures Miss Universe Jamaica Central 2023 Ayanna Powell-Myles (centre) in the company of Suzan Dowdie (left), second runner-up, Miss Universe Jamaica Central, and Shadia Johnson, first runner-up.
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We three queens: Our camera captures Miss Universe Jamaica Central 2023 Ayanna Powell-Myles (centre) in the company of Suzan Dowdie (left), second runner-up, Miss Universe Jamaica Central, and Shadia Johnson, first runner-up.
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The red carpet at last Sunday’s International Reggae and World Music Awards (IRAWMA) oozed glamour as members of the music fraternity put their best fashion foot forward to join founder, Dr Ephraim Martin, in celebrating the 40th anniversary of the awards, at The Jamaica Pegasus hotel in New Kingston. The IRAWMA ceremony recognises the accomplishments and contributions of entertainers in reggae and world music and has the stated aim of promoting greater participation and global acceptance of reggae, Caribbean, African, and world music in general. Something Extra shares the highlights.