Lifestyle September 17 2025

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  • Senator Dr Dana Morris Dixon makes a strong statement in a black velvet midi dress with a tasselled hem, pairing the look with emerald accents. Senator Dr Dana Morris Dixon makes a strong statement in a black velvet midi dress with a tasselled hem, pairing the look with emerald accents.
  • Audrey Marks, member of parliament-elect for Manchester North Eastern, paired a tailored ivory pantsuit with her Order of Jamaica insignia. Audrey Marks, member of parliament-elect for Manchester North Eastern, paired a tailored ivory pantsuit with her Order of Jamaica insignia.
  • Juliet Holness, the wife of Prime Minister Andrew Holness and member of parliament-elect for St Andrew East Rural, is the picture of grace in a jewel-toned, asymmetrical-neckline emerald dress, accentuated with delicate sleeve embellishments. Juliet Holness, the wife of Prime Minister Andrew Holness and member of parliament-elect for St Andrew East Rural, is the picture of grace in a jewel-toned, asymmetrical-neckline emerald dress, accentuated with delicate sleeve embellishments.
  • Olivia ‘Babsy’ Grange, member of parliament-elect for St Catherine Central, strikes a balance of elegance and ease in a classic ensemble, anchored by a tailored white jacket, flowing black skirt, and white lowtops. Olivia ‘Babsy’ Grange, member of parliament-elect for St Catherine Central, strikes a balance of elegance and ease in a classic ensemble, anchored by a tailored white jacket, flowing black skirt, and white lowtops.
  • Natalie Neita-Garvey, member of parliament-elect for St Catherine North Central, wears a powder-blue skirt suit edged with a crisp white trim – a look equally polished and poised. Natalie Neita-Garvey, member of parliament-elect for St Catherine North Central, wears a powder-blue skirt suit edged with a crisp white trim – a look equally polished and poised.
  • Senator Kamina Johnson Smith and husband, Jason Smith, coordinate with the colours of the national flag. Senator Kamina Johnson Smith and husband, Jason Smith, coordinate with the colours of the national flag.
  • Former member of parliament for Portland Eastern, Ann-Marie Vaz, and her husband, Daryl Vaz, member of parliament-elect for Portland Western, step into the spotlight in coordinated green tones. Former member of parliament for Portland Eastern, Ann-Marie Vaz, and her husband, Daryl Vaz, member of parliament-elect for Portland Western, step into the spotlight in coordinated green tones.
  • Resident representative at the Organization of American States, Jeanelle van Glaanen Weygel, pairs her patterned belted dress with classic black accessories. Resident representative at the Organization of American States, Jeanelle van Glaanen Weygel, pairs her patterned belted dress with classic black accessories.
  •  Former Councillor Kari Douglas opts for a sage blazer layered over a white blouse and tailored trousers, and grounded by nude pumps.  Former Councillor Kari Douglas opts for a sage blazer layered over a white blouse and tailored trousers, and grounded by nude pumps.
  • Nickeria Smickle, chief executive officer of A-List Marketing and Entertainment Group, radiates sophistication in a crisp all-white ensemble – a structured top with statement sleeves, paired with a fluted skirt. Polished heels and a neutral clutch sealed Nickeria Smickle, chief executive officer of A-List Marketing and Entertainment Group, radiates sophistication in a crisp all-white ensemble – a structured top with statement sleeves, paired with a fluted skirt. Polished heels and a neutral clutch sealed the look.

Dr Andrew Holness was sworn in on the lawns of King’s House as prime minister of Jamaica on Tuesday. Against the stately backdrop, the guest list featured an impressive cross-section of Jamaica’s local, political, diplomatic, and cultural landscape. Dignitaries, regional delegates, members of the international community, and supporters gathered, their presence underscoring the weight of the moment.

Ladies arrived in tailored suits and flowing dresses, while gents embraced crisp linen, well-cut blazers, and traditional formal wear.

Something Extra brings you the highlights.

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