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Deiwght Peters rolls again - Unveils TRIO, Kingston’s newest ‘it’ spot

Published:Saturday | October 31, 2020 | 12:12 AM

Returning to TVJ’s airwaves this Sunday with his eponymous talk show after production was unexpectedly halted last week due to inclement weather, host and celebrated model-maker Deiwght Peters is showcasing the grand reveal of Kingston’s next leisurely hot spot and one of the key lifestyle architects behind it: international luxury menswear retailer and consultant Sophia Max Brown.

As long-time friends and occasional collaborators on fashion projects, Brown and Peters share a storied history of close to two decades. On Sunday’s episode of his TV show, she gives him the first take of TRIO, a new venture scheduled to open at 64 Hope Road, St Andrew, on November 7. Max Brown described it to The Gleaner as “a zen-inspired, patio-style, fusion restaurant with European and Jamaican flavours that features an adjoining cocktail lounge with an extensive selection of wines.”

“Sophia is a knowledgeable, astute businesswoman and style goddess, so when I learnt of her new venture in the midst of the pandemic, with partners (businessman) Jason Lee and her ever-supportive brother Carlos, it was a great story of audacious risk takers who deserve all the success,” said Peters.

Brown, favourably regarded in corporate and influencer circles as a go-to source for men’s fashion with her iconic retail store MAX BROWN, posited that the pending debut of a food and hospitality establishment, for which she will also collaborate with her restaurateur and nightlife impresario brother Carlos Max Brown, “is definitely not a switch but diversifying and doing what I love. My true love is experiencing other cultures through fashion, cuisine and wine”.

As the style king himself, Peters is styled to the nines by Max Brown and in the form of a dazzling (first) runway show portrays the latest and some classic trends in menswear running the gamut of the functional wardrobe.

With her eyes trained on TRIO capturing a target audience of young professionals, business executives, creatives, and trendsetters, Brown revealed that the distinctive edge will be “offering a wine club, wine tastings, guests chefs, themed events such as fashion shows and art exhibitions”.

Since his show’s premiere in September, Peters has welcomed a diverse international cast of guests, including world-famous designers, artists, chefs, actors, models, and musicians from London, Los Angeles, Paris, Switzerland, Nigeria, and New York.

‘Rolling with Deiwght Peters’ broadcasts exclusively on Television Jamaica Sundays at 4 p.m. and repeats on Wednesdays at 1:05 p.m.