Zen Garden's Fashion High Tea, one of Nairobi's most anticipated fashion events has partnered with Diageo World Class; the spirits company behind some of the world's most-loved brands including The Singleton, Ciroc, Tanqueray, Don Julio and the Classic Six Single Malts selection.The partnership, which brought together two brands that redefine the meaning of luxury, included creating experiences like never before, offering culinary and cocktail lovers an exclusive list of cocktails as well as a tailored menu from the Zen Sushi bar, live savoury stations and burger bars.Celebrities and members of the fashion elite dazzled in unique and colourful designs at the high-profile event as they enjoyed the fashion show. The Runway which was set intentionally on the upper lawn, allowed for intimate table settings and 360degree views of the fashion show. The models showcased designs from both local and international labels.The annual Fashion High Tea event is hosted to support various charitable causes. The proceeds from this year's event will go to The Nest - A centre established in 1997 for the rescue, rehabilitation and reintegration of children in conflict with the law and children of imprisoned mothers.Recognized for their heritage and craftsmanship, the Diageo World Class portfolio paid perfect homage to the fashion event with their signature cocktails. Some of them include the Ciroc Dawa, the Singleton Old Fashioned, the Don Julio Paloma and the Tanqueray and tonic."We are excited to partner with Zen Garden for the Fashion High Tea; celebrating cultural moments like these where key stakeholders in the fashion industry come together for a good cause. We are thrilled to bring exciting experiences to all cocktail lovers," said EABL Reserve Brand Manager Chepkorir Koech.Diageo is the world's leading premium drinks business with an outstanding collection of beverage alcohol brands across spirits, wines, and beer categories with its key tenants being luxury, history and craftsmanship. The Diageo Reserve Luxury portfolio and is managed locally by East Africa Breweries Limited (EABL).