Photo Set #1: Berkeley Institute Fashion Show
The Berkeley Institute Class of 2014 hosted the annual Berkeley fashion show this past weekend, with the two-day event serving as the school’s biggest fundraiser of the year. All proceeds from the fashion show will go towards the Berkeley Institute Class of 2014′s Graduation Cotillion.
The show took place over two evenings, with spectators invited to fill the Berkeley Institute Cafetorium at 8.00pm on both Friday [May 9] and Saturday [May 10]. The event put fashion of a variety of styles on display for all in attendance.
According to the programme, Group A models included: Milon Bourne-Outerbridge , Tyra Stovell, Aaron Lindsay, Jahfari Tucker, Satorie Lawrence, Jasmine Simmons, Nikari Furbert, Mahira Fox, Antoine Jackson, Gabriella Munoz, Ciboney Swan, Tevin Smith, Khadijah Iris-Daniels, Khala Wolffe, Chiante Roberts, Zhane Virgil-Darrell and Ashley Fubler.
The Group B Models were Domonique Hill, Calon Minors, Paige Raynor, Asha Jones, Khadijah Belboda-Showers, Bria Harrison-Mendes, Kaelah Hines, Sihle Paynter, Lady Carmela Robinson, Dymond DeSilva, Dateja Furbert, Jahmair Lewis— Trott, Ashley Botelho, Mellissa Botelho, Shanday Tannock, Nathan Richardson, Marquedelle Rodriguez, Glenn Simmons, and Shianne Otdey-Peets.
The show’s MCs included Jendaya Mills-Paynter and Khai-Jeh Worrell, while a number of individuals worked behind the scenes. They included stage manager Kameyah Jones-Mussenden, crew members Zadia Augustus, Jordan Lawrence, Mahogany Bean, and Glenn Simmons, wardrobe assistants Nafisa Robinson and Rayneka Edmead, sound technician Derek Simmons, light technician Brittany Haley, and spotlight operators Sarah Lima and Waverley Moran.
Other behind the scenes crew included ushers Christia Maxwell, Brittany Medeiros, Deja Grant, and Anthony Brangman, model security and runners Esaiah Lister, Faiz Shakir, and Staesha Pitcher, props and performing extras Michaela Lewis, Lorena Rodriguez, Tiffany Sunga, Jasmyn Renfroe, Shadaunte’ Tucker, Chiante Roberts, Mahogany Bean, and Ryan Robinson, videographer Mr. Kyle Simmons, and photographers Rayshun Robinson, Seta Douglas, and Sahkele Gibbons.
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Congratulations! Well done!
So much talent. Best wishes. Respice Finem
Must say, they have the looks. But what is the real state of their psychology? Have they knowledge of the truth of themselves–their history, their worth, their place, their purpose in life? After their Graduation Cotillion how many of them will be employable?
The two-day event serving as the school’s biggest fundraiser of the year and ALL the proceeds will be spent on that Graduation Cotillion. When the fun is over and the lights go out where will ALL of those graduates find themselves on the map of Bermuda? My, my, and we say that the people on this rock are SUFFERING/HURTING/IN PAIN. In many cases the suffering is actually self-inflicted due to a serious depravity in the values of life.
That money could be better used for job creation. There’s a long, long summer ahead, and we all know that idle hands are the devil’s workshop.
Justice…you are the average Bermudian(small-minded). Little do you know that the funds are not just for the Cotillion, it also offers Funds towards further education.
Tosah,
In the first/opening paragraph it reads:
“All proceeds from the fashion show will go towards the Berkeley Institute Class of 2014′s Graduation Cotillion.”
Q&A:
Did it say Some, Part or All of the proceeds from the fashion show? It clearly says ‘All’.
Where did it say All of the proceeds from the fashion show is going? It clearly says ‘towards the Berkeley Institute Class of 2014′s Graduation Cotillion’, and no place else is specified.
I’m not an average Bermudian (small-minded)–quite the opposite. I am an intelligent life scholar, elder Afrikan Queen–born in this place and I am extremely concerned about the welfare of the Afrikan people of this island.
Having said all of that, you still may not ‘get it’ because of your youth–lack of insight. However, I overstand because I too was once a young person with limited wisdom. “In youth we learn and age we overstand.”
so justice, when u were young, did u have a prom or cotillion? u never celebrated a birthday or christmas? I imagine u have not, ‘coz half of the world is dying of hunger, which is what u r trying to imply.
the s4 students are all working hard so that they can have money for their graduation, which is once in a lifetime event.
i understand that Bermuda is in recession, so is the rest of the world. the reason why they r doing these fund raising events is because some parents cannot afford the cotillion and this is why they had the fashion show: to help those children who cannot afford the cotillion.
all they want is our support and what u r saying is not helping…have a life, be nice and good will come.