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Something Extra | Thursday

Updated December 9 2025 1 min read

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  • Naomi Cowan (centre), in a graffiti dress and matching thigh highs, is flanked by fellow artistes Tori Lattore and Joby Jay. Naomi Cowan (centre), in a graffiti dress and matching thigh highs, is flanked by fellow artistes Tori Lattore and Joby Jay. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart
  • Naomi Cowan (centre), in a graffiti dress and matching thigh highs, is flanked by fellow artistes Tori Lattore and Joby Jay. Naomi Cowan (centre), in a graffiti dress and matching thigh highs, is flanked by fellow artistes Tori Lattore and Joby Jay. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart
  • Ras-I (left) and Romain Virgo were out to support as Sizzla Kalonji marked 30 years in the music industry. Ras-I (left) and Romain Virgo were out to support as Sizzla Kalonji marked 30 years in the music industry. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart
  • Reggae star Etana, in a leopard print, below-the-knee bodycon skirt and zipped-up jacket, put her best foot forward. Reggae star Etana, in a leopard print, below-the-knee bodycon skirt and zipped-up jacket, put her best foot forward. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart
  • Stacy Robinson, also known as Rasta Empress Specialist from Bronx, New York, paired a Rasta flag mini with a black halter and comfortable trainers. Stacy Robinson, also known as Rasta Empress Specialist from Bronx, New York, paired a Rasta flag mini with a black halter and comfortable trainers. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart
  • Runkus poses backstage for the camera before hitting the stage to perform ‘Kettle Drum’ by his father, late veteran reggae artiste Determine. Runkus poses backstage for the camera before hitting the stage to perform ‘Kettle Drum’ by his father, late veteran reggae artiste Determine. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart
  • Ce’Cile’s denim jumpsuit, paired with Nike low tops and a yellow Jacquemus mini bag, has maximum utility. With Jamaican and reggae-inspired patches, it gives peak festival style and definite comfort. Ce’Cile’s denim jumpsuit, paired with Nike low tops and a yellow Jacquemus mini bag, has maximum utility. With Jamaican and reggae-inspired patches, it gives peak festival style and definite comfort. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart
  • Christine Brown, a registered nurse from New York City, paired her yellow bikini top with a green high-split skirt, red sandals and curly ‘fro. Christine Brown, a registered nurse from New York City, paired her yellow bikini top with a green high-split skirt, red sandals and curly ‘fro. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart
  • Denim is hot, and media personality and costume designer Ashley Miller understood the assignment in a cutout, plunging jumpsuit. Denim is hot, and media personality and costume designer Ashley Miller understood the assignment in a cutout, plunging jumpsuit. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart

It was all heat and high energy at Sizzla Kalonji’s Rise to the Occasion concert on Sunday night. Thousands filled Sabina Park to celebrate the reggae-dancehall icon’s 30-year journey, but it wasn’t just the performances that blazed — the fashion was pure fire. From bold golds, greens and reds to festival-ready denim ‘fits, fans and artistes alike turned up in looks worthy of the moment. Sizzla, ever the showman, matched the vibe — commanding the stage between bursts of flames as the crowd roared for songs from his enormous catalogue. Something Extra brings you the highlights.

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