Camille Tenn sure looks like a 10 in this gold strapless dress.

Staff, friends and associates of Scotia DBG Investments were given an all-expense-paid trip to Las Vegas last Saturday night. To make use of this, all they had to do was turn up at the Caymanas Polo Club in St Catherine. You see, they couldn't fly everyone to Las Vegas, so, they created their very own, with a twist.

For the company's Christmas party, guests were told to dress Las Vegas style and upon entry each received a boa and/or party hat to make their 'Las Vegas'-style outfits complete. With music by Renaissance's DJ Smoke, guests danced up a storm on the floor with some having to take breaks when the heat was too much for them to handle. Both the young and not-so-young worked the space. The soca segment got a huge response from the 'socarites' in the building.

For those who weren't so keen on dancing or preferred the outdoor vibe, they congregated outside rocking to the beat while doing a bit of 'catching up' with friends and colleagues. Some chose to lounge on sofas and chairs which were strategically placed on the lawns.

What good party is complete without an abundance of food and drinks? Scotia DBG Investments made that a must with various selections of food and drinks in which patrons indulged throughout the night.

Guests partied and enjoyed all they could, making good use of their one night in Las Vegas.

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Quite content with their roles as hostesses for the night, Shanique Simpson (left) and Yanique Levy (right) were happy to show off their Las Vegas-themed outfits for the camera. They were at Scotia DBG Investments' Christmas party last Saturday at Caymanas Polo Club.

This trio was seen chilling on the lawns while they hung out at the Caymanas Polo Club. (From left) Monique Todd, Anya Schnoor and Sherene Todd.

Tanya Ho-Shue certainly is having a ball and has no reservations as she enjoys the moment.

Couldn't miss Errol Bennan in these shoes; he seems to be feeling the vibe, hence this, er, 'costume'. A customer of Scotia DBG Investments, he came out to have a good time and he did.

Rachelle Currie (left) and Ainelee Tracey were seen 'bubbling' the night away.