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    Something extra

    Who want a recession suit as in photo 6


    Published: Friday | May 11, 2012 Comments 0


    Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce, Anthony Hylton, and wife Yodit make a bold fashion statement in coordinating colours. - Norman Grindley/Chief Photographer



    Marigold Harding welcomed spring in this bold shade of turquoise. - photos by Norman Grindley/ Chief Photographer



    No, no, Madam Mayor Brown Burke, you need serious fashion intervention! Ugh





    Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller (right) and Leader of the Opposition Andrew Holness, along with other government and opposition members of parliament, make their way into Gordon House for the state opening of Parliament yesterday.



    Desmond McKenzie and wife Marcia both make fashion statements.



    We know the days are getting hot, but what prompted Donovan Stanberry of the Ministry of Agriculture to try this ensemble? Whispers are that it is the new recession jacket! - Photos by Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer



    Lady Allen, wife of Governor General Sir Patrick Allen, selected this chequered skirt suit in gold and ivory for the occasion. - photos by Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer




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    Yesterday was the ceremonial opening of Parliament, the country's highest office of legislature. It is traditionally an occasion for [COLOR=blue !important][COLOR=blue !important]pomp[/COLOR][/COLOR] and pageantry. Our lenses caught some stylish elements and some not-so-trendy ones.
    Life is a system of half-truths and lies, opportunistic, convenient evasion.”
    - Langston Hughes

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    Why didn't he mek the pants short too? Anyway ... chances are next year more ppl a wear it.
    "Jamaica's future reflects its past, having attained only one per cent annual growth over 30 years whilst neighbours have grown at five per cent." (Article)

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