Today’s Fame Game Matchup is between Leven and Mary Rambin.  Two sisters.  One’s an actress currently residing in LA, the other has her own new website, along with those handbags of hers.  Little sister’s got a little bit on her sibling, it seems, in the fame game. Maybe that will change when that TV show happens…

[Interview with Mary Rambin]
[Daily Style Phile: Who Else Misses Leven Rambin]

Today’s style phile is from one of our favorite socialite/actress Leven Rambin.  Leven left us for LaLa Land weeks ago, where she is working on her new show.  Here, she shows off her one of a kind bracelets that are no doubt taking the west coast by storm.

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Every year, we take a fourth of July road trip and this year we decided to head to Los Angeles. We arrived thursday afternoon and before we checked into our hotel we headed to In-N-Out to fill up on our favorite snack. We’re not big fast food eaters but we can’t stop craving the double cheeseburgers made animal style. Afterwards, we headed up the street and checked into our room at the historic Roosevelt Hotel.

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Aww. They take another one. That’s the first thing I thought when hearing the news on Friday that Leven Rambin, the beautiful blond that has quickly won over the hearts of many in the Manhattan social-set, would be moving to our west coast rival (L.A.) for her new role on Fox’s “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles“. She will be playing Riley, a young new friend who is quick witted and quick on her feet (and has interactions with the famed character John Connor of course). More»

[Izzy Gold with Leven Rambin]

Remember Izzy Gold? (Pictured above with our girl Leven) This summer we became somewhat obsessed with the man after seeing his shit splattered all over the Blue and Cream in the Hamptons, the LES, and Olivia Palermo. We have since kind of lost touch with all things Gold, and feel almost bad about not being the ones that were FIRST to post on his collaboration with Ally Hilfiger for her “multimedia installation” at the Chelsea Art Museum. Ally, who touches on her father’s support for NYMag holds a firm belief that you can explore all your creative aspects, saying: “I produce films, I paint, I’ve helped my father design clothes since I was 11 years old.” and that “Our generation is into more of a multithing. It’s kind of like we’re our parents generation, but with ADD.”

If you care to see the collaborative efforts of these two youthful enthusiasts, it will be on display tomorrow night at the museum. Izzy Gold aka Francesco Chivetta, describes his work as “Warhol-esque Lichtenstein with a slight case of Basquiat.”  Hmmm…trite, and hubristic, doncha think?  Oh, and FYI our writing style at guestofaguest can be best described as Kerouac-esque William F. Borroughs with a smidgen of Choire Sicha.