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Published:Monday | December 5, 2011 | 12:00 AM
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Talk about painting the town red, Tony Robinson and his wife Valerie perfectly complement each other at the annual 'A Touch of Red' dinner. - Photos by Colin Hamilton/Freelance Photographer
Ava-Marie Wright (left) and Claudette Saint-Reid said in all in figure-flattering red at the 4th Annual 'A Touch of Red' dinner hosted by the Jamaica Business Council on HIV and AIDS at the Wyndham Kingston hotel on Thursday.
Television Jamaica's Nadine McLeod must be as pleased as pie for being awarded for work well done. She walked away with the Journalist of the Year award at the Press Association of Jamaica National Journalism Awards Banquet, at the Jamaica Pegasus hotel on Friday. - Winston Sill/Freelance Photographer
From left: Triple threat Allison Watson, Denieze Anderson and Tashanya Traile, at the opening night of the LIME Jamaica Open golf Tournament hosted by LIME and RBC Royal Bank at Half Moon hotel in Montego Bay on Wednesday. - Contributed
Makeba Bennett-Easy, vice-president of organisational development at Flow, was picture perfect in this get-up at the Rose Hall Ball last Saturday night at the Hilton Rose Hall Resort and Spa. - Photo by Janet Silvera
It was couple's night out for child psychologist Murine Clarke and husband, attorney Percy, as they cuddle for our camera at the Rose Hall Ball. - Photo by Janet Silvera
PanCaribbean's Latoya Williams is into figures and this outfit is well calculated at the ICAJ awards dinner.
The man in the middle, George Willie, between two beaming bells, Millicent Lynch (left) and Dollis Campbell, at the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Jamaica annual awards dinner at the Jamaica Pegasus hotel last Thursday. - photos by Winston Sill/Freelance Photographer
A very bold-in-red Barbara Grant shares lens with president and CEO of Sagicor Jamaica Richard Byles, at the company's Christmas party in the car park of their New Kingston office on Saturday. - Rudolph Brown/Photographer
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Awards and balls, and painting the town red. It's that time of year again!