Showing posts with label nightlife. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nightlife. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Friday, March 4, 2011
Polaroids at Avenue NYC from party by @greggorNYC
Not a typical post, I'm well aware...but last Tuesday night after the Zink Magazine event I stopped by Avenue where my friend Greggor was having a party and shot some 'polaroids' - which aren't actually polaroids but a purposely random style instead of framing each shot...which is challenging by that point in the night as it is! The girl here is Kiss and I think she has great style that you can see even without seeing the whole image...so there you have it!
Monday, April 26, 2010
Street Style NYC @ Good Units
This is one from the archive: from a party at Good Units. I love this club below the Hudson Hotel and it's supercool vibe. The best part is that there is NO Cellphone reception so people have to deal with their insecurities and just talk to strangers instead of masking it in self-important texting and chatting. I wish cells were banned from nightlife with the exception of tracking down friends. And if you had friends as fun and stylish as these two you wouldn't be looking for more elsewhere!
Friday, April 9, 2010
Ladyfag @ Maison Martin Margiela
I saw the fierce and fabulous Ladyfag at the fragrance launch party at Maison Martin Margiela. I love this woman. She has amazing energy and always surprising style. Here she's a study of beige and black...now all she needs are some MMM shades to truly complete the look. Anyone want to give her a discount?
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Saturday, March 13, 2010
patricia field's party
A party goer wearing, naturally, Patricia Field clothing from the Patricia Field salutes Sprouse collection with the lovely Mr. Michel Viau. I was slightly horrified when Adomako told me that he loved Patricia Field because of her work with Sex and the City. Not to say that her work for the show was anything less than inspired -and inspired many Carrie wannabes that Jessica Parker could not have created alone, but I've always thought of the House of Field as the place for club kids to complete their looks. And so associated her with the subversiveness and rebellion of an underground scene while SATC is frosted cupcakes and kowtowing to the ruling class. But whatever your associations, Ms. Field and her house is brilliant.










