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Follow the patterns
1 Caribtours’ Camilla Barrett (from left), Olivia Chetham and Jaye Cowle sparkle in Oasis, Matthew
Williamson and Monsoon. 2 Tartan, and black and red, prove winning looks for Stacey Richards (left)
and Liz Scott, both Complete Cruise Solution, who went home with the gong for Trade Marketing
Campaign. 3 Rebecca Wilson was attracted to the “good feng shui” of this Monsoon dress. 4 Hanneke
Pritchard from Island Cruises found this strapless Oriental-looking number in a little boutique in
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London. 5 Colleagues Louise Tansey (left) and Julie Dickin from Bourne Leisure go black and white
True gems
Ali Repoulios from Star Clipper Cruises (right)
paid just £2 for her necklace in aid of Cancer
Research, while Francesca Barone from Future
Travel was given her necklace by her mother
Designer divas
1 Versace-style colours and patterns makes
Intercontinental Park Lane’s Kirsten Ferguson
look every bit the designer model in her New
Look silk. 2 The Network’s Jane Dyson asked for
extra crystals on her exquisite Ben de Lisi gown
to “add a bit of bling”. 3 Rachel O’Reilly, who
has just returned to work after maternity leave,
looks every bit the yummy mummy in this
bright-red Ben de Lisi number
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