Something Extra | Friday
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Raising the bar in a red gown is Nadine Spence, managing director of Sixt Rent A Car, who wears a locally designed gown by BrandEd at the annual Sugar Cane Ball.
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Major General (Retired) Antony Anderson, Jamaica’s ambassador to the United States of America, posed with partner, Film Producer Justine Henzell.
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From left: Kanya Robinson, in a black Betsy & Adam dress, shares lens with Remeka McIntosh-Campbell wearing a Badgley Mischka gown, and Nixann Bernard in a DrapedInT’Anna gown.
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Felix Gavelstad and Louisa Tojner pose for ‘Something Extra’ at the Hanover Charities annual Sugar Cane Ball.
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All dressed up in white with a pop of red is Michelle Vernon (left) and Tanisa Samuel Hofer, in a strapless dress from Flawless Boutique by Monique, paired with a Chanel bag.
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Angella Whitter, managing director of the Whitter Group of Companies, captured attention in a Temperley London gown.
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Fashionable as ever, Cecile Levee did not disappoint, wearing a black Zac Posen dress and a Karen Millen cape.
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Philip Reese posed in a Valentine’s-themed red and white 1960s vintage Lilly Pulitzer pants.
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The happiness was evident on Hanover Charities’ chair, Katrin Casserly, wearing a red Uzuri International gown as she posed with vice chair Jennifer Flanagan.
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Richard Burrowes, president of Rosehall Development, wears Perry Ellis as he poses with partner, Sareika Jamieson, in a Revolve gown.
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Mayor of Montego Bay Richard Vernon poses alongside Stacey Silvera.
Love was not just the theme; it was the atmosphere, as close to 300 patrons from across Jamaica, the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom gathered last Saturday evening at the Round Hill Hotel and Villas for the annual Sugar Cane Ball, staged by Hanover Charities.
The women arrived in a mix of designer dresses, glamour flowing as effortlessly as the champagne, and the gentlemen matched their elegance and pizazz step for step. But beyond the glittering gowns and tailored tuxedos, there was something deeper in the room: purpose.
Held under the theme, ‘One Love’, on Valentine’s Day, the evening once again proved why it is regarded as the most profitable one-night charity event in Jamaica.
Something Extra brings you the highlights.