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Ready for the excitement after a long workweek, Port Authority Procurement Officer Derron Thompson made his way to the Streetz Festival early, eager to enjoy the festivities and unwind.
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Ready for the excitement after a long workweek, Port Authority Procurement Officer Derron Thompson made his way to the Streetz Festival early, eager to enjoy the festivities and unwind.
Lash technician Renae Hutchinson kept it cute in her green Fashion Nova romper and perfectly pink shoulder bag.
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Lash technician Renae Hutchinson kept it cute in her green Fashion Nova romper and perfectly pink shoulder bag.
Stepping out in street style and confidence were Twenty 14 directors David Matthie (left) and Jermaule ‘Nino’ Adair, who came to soak up the vibrant energy and festivities of the Dragon Streetz Festival on Saturday night.
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Stepping out in street style and confidence were Twenty 14 directors David Matthie (left) and Jermaule ‘Nino’ Adair, who came to soak up the vibrant energy and festivities of the Dragon Streetz Festival on Saturday night.
Chief Executive Officer of Mer Made in Jamaica, Morgan Menzies, struck a pose with her Dragon in hand, soaking up the excitement as she eagerly awaited the Law Boss’ performance on Saturday night.
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Chief Executive Officer of Mer Made in Jamaica, Morgan Menzies, struck a pose with her Dragon in hand, soaking up the excitement as she eagerly awaited the Law Boss’ performance on Saturday night.
Photographer Macarval Miller is rarely on this side of the lens. He shows us a bottle of brew as poses for the camera at the Dragon Streetz Festival.
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Photographer Macarval Miller is rarely on this side of the lens. He shows us a bottle of brew as poses for the camera at the Dragon Streetz Festival.
Retired attorney-at-law Ken Carter gave the event a perfect 10 for its authenticity and the homage it pays to the culture of the ‘Streetz’.
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Retired attorney-at-law Ken Carter gave the event a perfect 10 for its authenticity and the homage it pays to the culture of the ‘Streetz’.
Channelling her inner model in a black-on-black graphic tee and flare skirt combo, recording artiste Zhayna France gave peak cool girl streetwear.
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Channelling her inner model in a black-on-black graphic tee and flare skirt combo, recording artiste Zhayna France gave peak cool girl streetwear.
Entrepreneur KaRaine Hill was a standout, turning up in her stylish denim two-piece, complemented by her monogram Gucci shoulder bag.
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Entrepreneur KaRaine Hill was a standout, turning up in her stylish denim two-piece, complemented by her monogram Gucci shoulder bag.
Before becoming fully immersed in the excitement of the Streetz event, administrator Shaunakay Brown (right) and her graphic designer boyfriend Alex Butler, snapped a quick picture of their coordinated baby pink fits.
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Before becoming fully immersed in the excitement of the Streetz event, administrator Shaunakay Brown (right) and her graphic designer boyfriend Alex Butler, snapped a quick picture of their coordinated baby pink fits.
Moments before hitting the stage, the Law Boss, Chronic Law (right), was joined in his tent by Diageo Junior Brand Manager Lasana Wilson.
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Moments before hitting the stage, the Law Boss, Chronic Law (right), was joined in his tent by Diageo Junior Brand Manager Lasana Wilson.
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Attracting local, regional and international music lovers and vivacious dancers, the annual Dragon Streetz Festival boasted high energy. Held at the National Stadium Car Park on Saturday, what started as a lively street food affair earlier in the day quickly transformed into a blazing musical showcase when St Thomas dancehall star Chronic Law took the stage, bringing his string of hits and a few surprise guests. Something Extra brings you the highlights.