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Video Of The Day: Getting Muddy At The Far Hills Hunt
This Saturday, many a New Yorker donned their decorative rain boots and mixed a morning cocktail (or several) to trek to Far Hills, New Jersey, for a cold day at The Hunt. More photos and video below… More »
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Tina Brown Hosts Luncheon For Madeleine Albright’s New Book: “Read My Pins”
Go HERE for more photos of this luncheon by Robert Caplin!
Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright unleashed her new book, Read My Pins: Stories from a Diplomat’s Jewel Box on Tuesday and friend Tina Brown through an intimate luncheon to help celebrate the work. At their upper east side home, Tina and Sir Harry Evans welcomed guests like More »
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How To Get Invited To Parties, A Step-By-Step Guide
Social calendar looking a little empty lately? The key to getting invited to parties is mastering the art of being a good guest. “But I’m shy/awkward/socially retarded!” you’re thinking. We know. We’re here to help.
Being a terrific party guest is a god given talent, but there ARE some steps* you can take to make sure you get invited again and again… More »
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Surefire Ways To Spice Up Your Next Society Luncheon
[Photos via PMc] It’s no secret that society luncheons can get a little stuffy. The endless discussions on flower arrangements, the speeches, the air kissing. What’s a lady who lunches to do when she wants to make things a little more interesting for herself? Attendees at a recent 60th Anniversary Luncheon for Chantelle found the answer….
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Socials Toasting Spring With Luigi Tadini, Amanda Hearst, And Dom Perignon At Goldbar
[Annie Churchill, Amanda Hearst, Marissa Bregman give the boys some laughs. Photos by DAVID X PRUTTING for PMc]
Spring is officially here. So sayeth the hottest young members of the NYC social set. Because when Luigi Tadini and Amanda Hearst are in charge, everything becomes official. Even Seasons. Last night, the two brought together some of their friends to toast spring with Dom Perignon at Goldbar. And, besides the reward of running into all of their old friends who have all come out of hibernation, guests were in for a real treat with both Richards sister’s on the DJ booth and live performers keeping everyone on their toes. ‘Vintage Cocktail Attire’ was recommended.
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This Week’s Fame Gamer: Mamie Gummer
This week’s Fame Game Featured “Mover and Shaker” is actress Mamie Gummer, moving up an impressive 5.9% in this week’s “ENTERTAINMENT” category, second only to Drew Barrymore, and just above Lorraine Bracco from The Sopranos.
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Cameron Silver, This Week’s Fame Game Featured “Mover And Shaker”
This week’s Fame Game Featured “Mover and Shaker” is Cameron Silver, the vintage clothing designer and society-personality about town who rose 3.5% in this week’s “SOCIETY + PHILANTHROPY” category, rising above the glamorous Anne Slater. Cameron is a former cabaret singer who got his start in LA when he opened up the vintage boutique Decades on Melrose. Since then, he has expanded his fashion powerhouse to NYC and London and has made a reputation for being the source for glamorous vintage couture fashion. More »
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Volkswagen And ASMALLWORLD Host Dinner To Honor Design Greats At Bobo
[The dinner's honorees-Andy Spade, Maria Cornejo, Alice Temperley, Antony Todd. All photos by JOE SCHILDHORN for PMc]
ASMALLMAGAZINE, the new culture rag of online community ASMALLWORLD, along with Volkswagen, hosted a dinner honoring four design greats at Bobo last night. Honorees Andy Spade, Alice Temperley, Antony Todd and Maria Cornejo were handpicked for their innovative achievements in the world of design. An eclectic mix of guests turned up to toast the designers, from prestigious power players of the old establishment…
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“Outed: New York’s Talented Mr. Ripleys” An Exposé By Kristian Laliberte
[Kristian Laliberte and Paul Johnson-Calderon]
Did you miss the amazingly candid article that socialite Kristian Laliberte wrote for ASMALLMAGAZINE for ASMALLWORLD published yesterday? Well, in case you did, read it in all of it’s glory below….
Most guys can relate in some way to Tom Ripley, the title character of Anthony Minghella’s 1999 sensual chiller, The Talented Mr. Ripley. Many more secretly cast themselves in the role of Dickie Greenleaf, the tanned and toned shipping heir that Jude Law so languidly captured on the silver screen. He epitomises that upper-class, moneyed playboy that has fascinated American psyches as diverse as Tennessee Williams and Cecily Von Ziegesar. Indeed, what dude wouldn’t want to slip into the Belgian slippers of Chuck Bass and, for a day, gain his power, privilege, money, beauty and a name that opens all doors? More »
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Now At Gofg, Pictures Can Be Worth More Than A 1000 Words
We promised to roll out new features this week, and we’ve delivered. You can now comment on any photo in either a guestofaguest image gallery or an indivdual’s profile page. Right now all comments on photos are anonymous (in order to save commentor’s from having to enter in a lot of information), but they will be moderated (so be nice!).
So if you see a fun party, or a dress you like, a guy or gal you fancy, something that inspires you to sound-off, and realize that the picture could use a few extra words of expression, now is your chance!
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New York’s Finest Young Patrons Organizations: A Field Guide
[Inside this year's Frick Gala]
If you ever skim through GofG you’re probably aware of the myriad gatherings geared toward the young culturati that go on in New York City to benefit various charitable and artistic causes. What you may be less cognizant of are the groups who organize these events, and how–if at all–you can be a part of them. Whether you’re a patron of the arts or just a young professional, membership to most of these groups guarantees access to the insular world of society and a chance to support, um, the arts and stuff (assuming that’s why you’re interested, right?) That’s why we’ve come up with a list of The Top Organizations in New York For Rising Young Professionals/Collectors (in no particular order) with incentives geared toward young patrons and professionals (most have age requirements of 20-40), and what you need to know about each (including the dent it’ll make in your wallet).
Young Fellows of The Frick Collection:
The deal: The Young Fellows of the Frick Collection is the first one on our radar as their giant fete was last week and well, why not. With names like Ivanka Trump, Monique Lhuillier and Roger Vivier as the sponsors of this years gala, the Young Fellows of the Frick draw some of New York’s most fabulous names.
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