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Tuesday, April 1, 2025

There were a handful of events last Thursday as the Kingston night scene continued with weekly parties and private corporate affairs. Still, it was Fromage CEO Lisa-Gaye Chin who played her trump card, partnering with Chef Mathieu Duceppe for a chic and intimate dinner party. The relaxed format — which featured open seating and allowed guests to pair wines from the Select Brands menu with all seven courses — seemed to find favour with the 30 plus guests.

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Photographer: Karl Mclarty

Style & Co Jamaica Pegasus General Manager Brian Sang and Jamaica Observer Senior Associate Editor — Lifestyle & Social Content Novia McDonald-Whyte were papped during cocktail hour. Karl Mclarty

Leopard Longevity Fromage CEO Lisa-Gaye Chin was as chic as can be in leopard.Karl Mclarty

Penny For Your Thoughts Oneness Health Centre COO Saneika Stewart was radiant in rust. Karl Mclarty

Be The Judge Of That Jamaica Observer Table Talk Food Awards judge Professor Lloyd Waller was also in attendance. Karl Mclarty

’Tini Time Arnold and Joanna Foote relished Lychee and Lemon Drop Martinis ahead of dinner. Karl Mclarty

Table For Two Stewart’s Automotive Group Managing Director Jacqueline Lechler and her husband, Stewart’s Industrial General Manager James Lechler, were quite the affable pair. Karl Mclarty

Just Us Husband and wife duo, Redkey Solutions Ltd Managing Director Jason Wright and director Monique were early to the party. Karl Mclarty

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