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Friday, August 23, 2024

Page 2 shares scenes from Welcome To Uptown, held recently at Negril’s idyllic eatery Kenny’s Italian Café. The party attracted celebs and influencers in town for Dream Wknd.

The popular eatery’s quaint dècor provided the perfect backdrop for a night of excitement.

Here are the highlights.

 

Photographer: Aceion Cunningham

In The Swing Of Things... ...was Birmingham, England resident Kiyahna Williams.Aceion Cunningham

Sitting Pretty Dr Brittini Stewart was all smiles. Aceion Cunningham

At Face Value YouTuber/entrepreneur Tasheka “Tash Fierce” Campbell (left) and lash technician Jody-Ann Miller served face.Aceion Cunningham

Jet-Setters In from New York and Atlanta, respectively, were teacher Sherika Dublin (left) and admin executive Crystal Ally.Aceion Cunningham

Knit or Knot Entrepreneur Jasmin Mudahy’s knit skirt set was an easy fave.Aceion Cunningham

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Picture-Perfect Dominica Allen (left) and Peyton Greeson were in from Colorado.Aceion Cunningham

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