In pictures: Another glimpse at Sunrise Breakfast Party

Media personality Yendi Phillips was striking in a crochet mini dress from Coochianas.

April 15, 2026

In pictures: Another glimpse at Sunrise Breakfast Party

Between the pulsating rhythms and live performances, Sunnation’s Sunrise Breakfast Party offered the perfect prelude to the Carnival Sunday madness. Wednesday Social harks back to the high-octane fête held at Hope Gardens on Saturday, April 11.

See photos by the Jamaica Observer’s Garfield Robinson in slider below.

Candy Crazy CEO Melanie Levy (left) and her husband Supreme Ventures director Kent Levy (second left) shared the frame with marketing executive Amanda Cilley and her husband Peloton Interactive Director, Product Management Jon Cilley.

Creative Director Jessimar Ewart made a sartorial splash in an ensemble from Shein.

Grand Hotel Excelsior Director Ian Moore shared the lens with Fortinet Territory Manager Queenie Ko (right) and Dr Danielle Blake.

Caught arriving in a pastel floral mini from Revolve was dentist Dr Tiffany Francis.

Captured between the flower props was beauty therapist Deidre Francis wearing a Tuscany Boutique fit paired with Fendi sunglasses.

Mailpac Group COO Sade Callagahan was papped in a fit from Coochiannas.

Hairstyle Courtnie Julien was in mauve form in a cut out maxi from Jaded London.

Media personality Yendi Phillips was striking in a crochet mini dress from Coochianas.

Taking a moment for the camera were (from left) Hartway Development Company Project Manager Jermaine McFarlane, Dream Entertainment director Paul Matthews and Belgravia Development Company CEO Cliff Butler.

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