Las’ Lick
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May 3, 2025

Las’ Lick

Saturday Social takes one last look at Sunnation’s Sunrise Breakfast Party, one of the highlights of Carnival weekend at Caymanas Polo Club on April 26.

Photos: Naphtali Junior and Ifenie Grant

Repping the Cayman Islands at the fête were private banking manager Jera Ebanks (left) and marketer Alanna Warwick-Smith.Naphtali Junior

Taking a break from the fun for a photo-op were Flow Vice-President and General Manager Stephen Price and his Deloitte director wife Imani.Naphtali Junior

Out and about enjoying the fun were nurse Farrah Chutkan (left) and therapist Kimberly Chin.Naphtali Junior

Enjoying the vibes from the Johnnie Walker Experience stage were Johnnie Walker Junior Brand Manager Lasana Wilson (left) and Red Stripe Head of Commerce Sean Wallace.Naphtali Junior

Student Bhoomika Kirfofani soaked up the sunshine. Naphtali Junior

Ready to enjoy the fête were Seprod Group CEO Richard Pandohie and his Jamaica Food and Drink Company director wife Nicole.Naphtali Junior

Making bold fashion statements were attorneys-at-law Zandra Gay Francis (left) and Samantha Hewie.Naphtali Junior

Content creator Dania Dustin turned heads in a sleek fit from Fitz by Britz.Naphtali Junior

Health & Wellness Minister Dr Chris Tufton (left) and former West Indies cricketer Chris Gayle chopped it up at the Sunrise Breakfast Party. Ifenie Grant

University of the West Indies student Jedean Brown was in chill mode under the Cavicchioli welcome station.Ifenie Grant

Entrepreneurs Barbara Gottgens (left) and Paula King Gibson bared arms in the early morning sun. Ifenie Grant

Make-up artists for Trinidad-based Boujee Mascarade (from left) Karyse Baptiste, Jaynette De Las, and Teneisha Dalip took a break from their duties for a fun-filled day.Ifenie Grant

Designer Vannessa Wilson brought Carnival vibes in an original fit. Naphtali Junior

Capturing the vibes with a selfie were (from left) entrepreneur Kyanne Palmer, commercial realtor Evon Gordon, Sygnus Vice-President of Wealth Elizabeth James, and Lasco Marketing Manager Danielle Cunningham.Naphtali Junior

Physical therapist Kunal Patel and behavioural therapist Safa Choudhury were picture-perfect.Naphtali Junior

Taking a break from the party for a bite was financial specialist Karrissa Chatergoon.Naphtali Junior

Trinidad and Tobago selector DJ Ana soaked up the soca energy in a dress from Farm Rio.Naphtali Junior

Enjoying the scene at the Johnnie Walker Experience stage were (from left) model Mileya Baptiste, graphic designer Chontelle Stewart and content creator Achsah Henry.Naphtali Junior

Beauty entrepreneur Kristen-Kaye Barnaby has a leg up on the competition.Naphtali Junior

Personal trainer Sarah Bernhard was soca-fit in a dress from Outcast.Naphtali Junior

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