Krista Henry, Staff Reporter

This female shows off her long legs and bright colours for the summer. These women dressed to impress and turn heads in their mini- dresses at Osmosis.

When the sun hit the majestic cannons keeping watch at Fort Charles in Port Royal on Saturday, patrons were drunkenly partying at Osmosis.

The long line of traffic to get into Fort Charles was the first sign that Port Royal was more vibrant than usual as patrons flocked in droves to the party.

Inside the venue, the food area was buzzing with activity as persons tried to sample everything from the cuisine available. The food was excellent, with restaurants such as TGIF, Gourmet to Go, Shrimps to Go and others giving samples of their food. The bars were well stocked and many persons visited them to get into the party mood.

The venue looked elegant with white as the major decorative theme, while beside the selector's booth, girls danced behind a white cloth for the entire night to keep the vibe going.

Persons were unwilling to dance at first, with many just socialising and making an appearance. Entertainers made an appearance throughout the night with Wayne Marshall, Leftside, Tessanne Chin, Bounty Killer, Elephant Man, Bling Dawg and DeMarco all standing and listening to the music.

Renaissance was up first, playing mainly rap music, which hardly got persons dancing. However, only one lady dressed in white took to the centre of the dance floor.

Delightful eyeful

Left: Who said only men could pull off a bow tie? This woman added them to her bubble-styled dress to add a touch of elegance at Osmosis, held at Fort Charles, Port Royal, last Saturday night. Right: These Red Bull promotional girls were obviously enjoying the vibe at Osmosis, held at Fort Charles, Port Royal, last Saturday night. - Winston Sill photo

The fashion was trendy with many women wearing cute, short dresses, giving the men a delightful eyeful. However, for the women it was a struggle to dance as the venue was not conducive to doing so in high heels.

A few females had to kick off their heels, while one or two women complained about theirs breaking off. The party finally moved into high gear when Coppershot took over the turntables at 2 a.m.

DJ Donny and DJ Cutty expertly navigated the party, starting out with Fallen Soldiers, and giving the crowd a few pop hits as Cutty bigged up all the women who were single.

A slew of Munga and Vybz Kartel hits kept the vibe going as the women took positions on the upper levels of the dance floor where everyone could see them.