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Published:Friday | July 13, 2012 | 12:00 AM
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Minister with responsibility for sport in the Office of the Prime Minister, Natalie Neita-Headley (third right), cuts the ribbon to symbolise the opening of the Scotiabank-sponsored Gleaner 'Journey of Champions: 50 Years of Olympic Excellence' archival exhibition at the Kingston and St Andrew Parish Library recently. Sharing in the moment is president of Scotia Jamaica Life, Hugh Reid (right), Jamaica Olympic Association President Mike Fennell (second right), The Gleaner's Editor-in-Chief Garfield Grandison (second left), and Mayor of Kingston Angela Brown Burke.
President of the Jamaica Olympic Association Mike Fennell (left) shares a joke with president of Scotia Jamaica Life Insurance, Hugh Reid (second left), Mayor of Kingston Angela Brown Burke (second right), and minister with responsibility for sports in the Office of the Prime Minister, Natalie Neita-Headley, during the opening of the Scotiabank-sponsored Gleaner archival exhibition, 'Journey of Champions'.
A black sheath dress designed by Brown Sugar.
Light and breezy, this summer number was created by Brown Sugar.
Active sportswear with a touch of glamour from Puma. - Photos by Gladstone Taylor
A Ne'Sera creation in flaming red with gold accessories flatters the figure.
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The official wardrobe showing of Miss Jamaica World Deanna Robins, who will be off to China in a few days, was held yesterday at the Spartan Health Club. The showing featured eight designers and three boutiques. Here's a look into the fab wardrobe. See the entire wardrobe in the Flair next Monday.



CAPTION: Minister with responsibility for sport in the Office of the Prime Minister, Natalie Neita-Headley (third right), cuts the ribbon to symbolise the opening of the Scotiabank-sponsored Gleaner 'Journey of Champions: 50 Years of Olympic Excellence' archival exhibition at the Kingston and St Andrew Parish Library recently. Sharing in the moment is president of Scotia Jamaica Life, Hugh Reid (right), Jamaica Olympic Association President Mike Fennell (second right), The Gleaner's Editor-in-Chief Garfield Grandison (second left), and Mayor of Kingston Angela Brown Burke.