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Wednesday 11 November 2015 5:54 am

Sushisamba carnival party with special guest Grace Jones had a view to kill for

By: Caitlin Morrison

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People have different ways of coping with winter’s arrival. While many City slickers turn to warm coats and stay in the office for as long as possible, the folks at trendy Brazilian haunt Sushi­samba migrated south for the night with an explosion of music and colour at the restaurant’s Amazonian third birthday party.

Everyone who’s anyone in showbiz rocked up in the City’s most fashionable eatery, from Robert Pattinson and FKA Twigs to Henry Holland. The celebrity crowd partied till midnight on the 38th floor of the Salesforce Tower while singing legend Grace Jones – and her array of headdresses – treated everyone to a guest performance. Now that’s what we call a view to kill for.

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