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Stunning in this sunshine-yellow dress and matching bag, Speaker of the House Juliet Holness is serious as she struts to Gordon House.
Ian Allen
Stunning in this sunshine-yellow dress and matching bag, Speaker of the House Juliet Holness is serious as she struts to Gordon House.
Culture Minister Olivia ‘Babsy’ Grange is shimmering in this platinum fringe dress from Deja Vu, with complementary jewellery and her Gucci sunnies.
Ian Allen
Culture Minister Olivia ‘Babsy’ Grange is shimmering in this platinum fringe dress from Deja Vu, with complementary jewellery and her Gucci sunnies.
Flanked by fellow party members, Senator Saphire Longmore struck a pose to show off this emerald green cape-sleeve jumpsuit.
Ian Allen
Flanked by fellow party members, Senator Saphire Longmore struck a pose to show off this emerald green cape-sleeve jumpsuit.
A vision in orange, Senator Donna Scott-Mottley is stunning in her traditional dress and black hat and bag combo.
Rudolph Brown
A vision in orange, Senator Donna Scott-Mottley is stunning in her traditional dress and black hat and bag combo.
Their shades of green may be differing, but members of parliament Juliet Cuthbert-Flynn (left) and Michelle Charles are twinning with the poses.
Ian Allen
Their shades of green may be differing, but members of parliament Juliet Cuthbert-Flynn (left) and Michelle Charles are twinning with the poses.
Unintentionally matching, Dr Morais Guy’s coloured tie was paired perfectly with Senator Gabriela Morris’ midi-dress, topped with her signature string of pearls and sling-back heels.
Rudolph Brown
Unintentionally matching, Dr Morais Guy’s coloured tie was paired perfectly with Senator Gabriela Morris’ midi-dress, topped with her signature string of pearls and sling-back heels.
Blue and grey suits were the order of the day for (from left) Finance Minister Nigel Clarke, State Minister in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade Alando Terrelonge, and Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce Senator Aubyn Hill.
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Blue and grey suits were the order of the day for (from left) Finance Minister Nigel Clarke, State Minister in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade Alando Terrelonge, and Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce Senator Aubyn Hill.
With her Fendi First Medium leather bag in hand, Member of Parliament Lisa Hanna struts in her pinstripe suit-dress paired with a sheer underbust corset.
Rudolph Brown
With her Fendi First Medium leather bag in hand, Member of Parliament Lisa Hanna struts in her pinstripe suit-dress paired with a sheer underbust corset.
Complementing her signature orange and white, Member of Parliament Denise Daley adds a touch of neutrality with these nude pumps and matching clutch.
Rudolph Brown
Complementing her signature orange and white, Member of Parliament Denise Daley adds a touch of neutrality with these nude pumps and matching clutch.
With his fiancée Nicki (left) on his arm, Senator Abka Fitz-Henley in his green suit and gingham tie and pocketsquare combo stole the show.
Rudolph Brown
With his fiancée Nicki (left) on his arm, Senator Abka Fitz-Henley in his green suit and gingham tie and pocketsquare combo stole the show.
Carmen Bartlett, wife of Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett, stuns in a blue suit and her sleek silver tresses styled in a bob.
Rudolph Brown
Carmen Bartlett, wife of Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett, stuns in a blue suit and her sleek silver tresses styled in a bob.
Left: Senator Janice Allen was giving ‘Politician Barbie’ in this double-breasted suit from Earl’s Fashion and a vintage hat from her mother’s closet.
Rudolph Brown
Left: Senator Janice Allen was giving ‘Politician Barbie’ in this double-breasted suit from Earl’s Fashion and a vintage hat from her mother’s closet.
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On Thursday morning as our nation’s leaders gathered for the Ceremonial Opening of Parliament, fashion was a clear secondary focus. While there is usually a surplus of party colours, this year, the members took a noticeably muted approach to the honoured event, with neutrals and blues claiming centerstage. From distinguished suits to fashionable frocks, only a few dared to represent politically with head to toe orange and green ensembles. Something Extra has the highlights.