Dionna Young, Fashion & Lifestyle Writer

It isn't the norm that one finds the majority of the turn-out dressed in an impressive, fashionable, non-overtly done manner, but this time, that was the case.

Playing on the term fashionably late - it seemed many took that term to the literal sense, arriving an hour after the set time. But they certainly made up for it in the fashion stakes.

One of the first to be there - and, I must add, bang on time - was MP Lisa Hanna, who looked subtly stunning. Never one to wear outlandish or over-the-top outfits, she manages to entwine minimalistic pieces that, without fail, capture your attention. Wearing Salvatore Ferragamo slate-grey sandals and an on-trend spring 2013 colour, burnt orange shift dress by a local designer, she looked stunning.

Another dashing picture to note on the red carpet was Dimitris Kosvogisnis, general manager of Grand Palladium Resort and Spa, who wore a smart silver double-breasted suit and a crisp white shirt. He partnered his suit with bags of enthusiasm and charm, and what a wonderful conversationalist. Racing after him on the carpet was assistant vice-president and head, Treasury & Trading at Scotia Investments, Greg Samuels, proudly wearing a Karako suit and a Blair Underwood shirt; not one to shy away from sharing what he was wearing and, why so? He did the designers a fashionable justice and caught many a lady's eye.

'Hattitude' Karl Brown, fashion headwear designer and image consultant, could never let the fashion side down, wearing a customised crimson red bow that he made from a tie, and Washington spiky shoes. It's no wonder that many are looking forward to Brown's out-of-the-norm line of neck pieces for summer 2013.

Jamaican rising fashion model, Jotasha Turnbull, looked a supermodel, as though she was awaiting the runway. Wearing a slate-grey, jersey train dress, that she proudly boasted, and a chunky bracelet, both from the indisputable power fashion house, Roberto Cavalli, she, of course, looked divine and an enthusiastic diamond with which to converse. And who could miss designer Lisa McIntosh who looked 'hair-mazing', and her self-designed, figure-hugging, off-the-shoulder, earthy-coloured dress was definitely eye-catching.

A night of stylish celebration, presented by Saint International Modelling Agency renowned business guru René Carayol, highlighting the achievements of the company's up-and-coming models. The key message to be taken away that night was the sense of family union and support within the agency, which was rather poignant. A wonderful message that was brought home, more so by the polished, articulate yet humble spokesman for the night, Korey Rowe. He thanked the man of the moment, CEO of Saint International, Deiwght Peters, who received his praise with a courteous and demure attitude.

Korey Rowe wore a dapper tweed jacket by Spokes Apparel and Marc Jacobs trousers. Delightfully spruced attire wouldn't be enough to describe his outfit.

Suits were undoubtedly the flavour of choice for the men - as the charming Damion Crawford wore Sean John tan shoes paired with a tan shirt. Local fashion designer Dexter Pottinger wore a Gucci suit, Zara shoes and a Ralph Lauren red shirt.

It really was a dazzling night of oncoming supermodels, investors and fashion enthusiasts. Nibbles and tasty bubblies brought home a compassionate and stylish event, and a competitive preparation to the global fashion industry of the future.