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The location? Kingston’s haute eatery Mystic Thai…

The brunch? A three-course culinary exPPerience curated by the restaurant’s top chefs, and featuring bottomless mimosas…

The vibe? Mykonos meets Miami with open-format DJ sets, a party atmosphere like no other, twirling napkins, and dancing that made you say “Opa!”

The exPPerience, a seasonal party curated by director Phillip “PP” Palmer and Mala Morrison, was the perfect Kiki On The River-meets-Kingston’s joie de vivre, and everybody wanted in!

Next stops are Trinidad & Tobago, New York, and then Miami.

 

 

Photographer: Karl Mclarty

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