Dr Claudine Lewis, consultant cardiologist at the Cornwall Regional Hospital, is radiant as she channels chic at La Luna during The Weekend party experience. She’s sipping vino and sharing her thoughts with us.

What are you sipping?

A glass of vino.

You’re at The Weekend party experience. What are your thoughts on the event?

It’s a really nice party and it’s all about partying with a cause (La Luna, the second night of The Weekend, benefited the Lazarus Foundation).

Socialite or homebody?

Mostly homebody.

Jeans or LBD?

Little black dress for sure; I love dresses.

Flats or stilettos?

Stilettos all the way, except for work.

What’s your style?

Understated elegance.

What’s in your clutch?

My MAC compact, blush lipgloss and my favourite lipstick colour-capricious… I’m a Capricorn. My two BlackBerrys — one for work and the other is personal.

Who does your hair?

Natalie at The Salon, St James Place relaxes my hair; I go to Monique Webster at Norma Webster’s Salon for a cut; and when I’m in Kingston Lisa Hutchinson does my hair.

Who does your nails?

Jacqui and Lilith, Body Bliss.

What perfume are you spraying?

Angel by Thierry Mugler.

TV or a good book?

A bit of both. I like to watch crap TV and I like to read.

What are you watching?

Mostly reality TV: The Real Housewives of DC and So You Think You Can Dance.

What’s your idea of the perfect date?

It varies… just having great conversation and lots of fun. There’s no ideal place for me, it’s all about the chemistry between us.

What’s your idea of the perfect man?

Does he exist? He must be a gentleman who is considerate, who shows he cares about people without trying to impress me. And it doesn’t hurt if he’s six feet tall.

What’s on your iPod?

Damian Marley, Justin Timberlake and Black-Eyed Peas and Latin rhythms.

When you’re not at work, where’s the best place to find you?

At home, Doctor’s Cave Beach, or playing tennis at the Montego Bay Yacht Club.

What’s the best thing about being a cardiologist?

Being able to have a patient who is really sick do heart surgery and feel like a whole new person afterwards.

What’s the best piece of advice you’ve been given?

My father gave it to me, he said: ‘Always believe you can achieve whatever you want.’

What projects are you currently working on?

Establishing my private practice, and setting up a cardiac unit at the Cornwall Regional Hospital.

And 10 years from now?

Hopefully I’d be established in my practice, the lab at the hospital would be completely state-of-the-art and I’d be immersed in family life.