Something Extra | Monday
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Katrina Grant-D’Aguilar, group marketing and communication manager at the Jamaica Co-operative Credit Union League, makes a stylish statement in a brown-and-black snakeskin-print long-sleeve midi dress with a ruffled hem.
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Zaneta Scott, special projects manager, National Housing Trust, strikes a polished pose in black, accessorising with a statement necklace and patterned open-front jacket.
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Basillia Barnaby-Cuff, founder and executive director, Sterling Gospel Music Awards, keeps it classic in a polka-dot shirt and grey flared skirt.
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Gerald A. Gordon, founder and chief executive officer, GAG Production, pairs a blue blazer with a striped shirt and black trousers.
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Monique McLeggon, fashion content creator, embraces texture in a white two-piece crochet set with fringe trim, complemented by a statement purse.
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Basillia Barnaby-Cuff, founder and executive director, Sterling Gospel Music Awards, shares the spotlight with her husband, Brian Cuff, producer, during the launch of the 10th annual Sterling Gospel Music Awards at the R Hotel in New Kingston on Thursday.
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Djaunel Lawrence, media practitioner, keeps things crisp in a white button-down shirt and wrap-tie wide-leg trousers.
The Sterling Gospel Music Awards is marking a decade of celebrating excellence in gospel music with a major format change. Founder and executive director Basillia Barnaby-Cuff announced at the launch on Thursday at the R Hotel in New Kingston that the 2026 staging moves from a live ceremony to a national television broadcast on Television Jamaica, expanding the awards’ reach beyond the traditional venue. The milestone edition premieres on Sunday, October 18, with a special tribute, Legacy Awards and Hall of Recognition.
Something Extra brings you the highlights from the launch.