SPECTRE!

We went to a private screening hosted by Belvedere Vodka for the highly anticipated 24th Bond film, SPECTRE, at Regal Gallery Place theaters. The evening kicked-off with a Belvedere martini reception prior to the screening. We snapped Fig & Olive's William Betteridge with SAX Lounge's Allie Browning.

The new Bond film, which is being released this Friday, was incredible, with many action-packed scenes, amazing locations, and a phenomenal plot line that connected the previous Daniel Craig James Bond films. Here, Shanise Boyd, AONE Events' Marlon White and Howard University's Char Edwards.

Following the screening, guests celebrated with a Belvedere SPECTRE007 Martini after-party at SAX Lounge. Here, the hosts, Belvedere's Patrick Richards, Moet Hennessy USA's Michael PelissierMichelle Desrosiers and Nate Johnson with MoKi Media's Dannia Hakki.

Makeup artist Lexi MartinezBaltimore Sun reporter John-John Williams, The Graham Hotel's Lexie Power, program supervisor Emilio Pabon, TTR Sotheby's Alexandra Talley, Jim Powell and Washington Wholesale's Rob Osta.

Hospitality professional Erin McNamara, Washington Wholesale Liquor's Victoria Kibunja, Cvent's Danielle Galloway.

Merjan Bubernack & Travis Holler contributed to this issue.

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