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Our site lives by the party cycle - Sundance in January, then Fashion Month, SXSW, The Hamptons, Fashion Month, Benefit Season, Art Basel, Holiday parties, New Year's Eve, and back to Sundance. Even with the help of Foursquare logs, it's hard to remember which nights were magical and which ended in disaster, so we polled a collection of friends in fashion, technology, and nightlife to tease out the most memorable moments and best parties of the year that was.
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Wednesday night, an exceptionally dapper crowd of Angelenos turned out to celebrate the launch of the Social Primer for Brooks Brothers limited-edition bow tie collection by K. Cooper Ray. More»
Last night, Social Primer writer Cooper Ray attempted to bring out some of Los Angeles' classiest, bow tie sporting men to celebrate his pop-up shop at Alpha Gear for Gents. More»
[Cooper Ray, Lulu de Kwiatkowski, David Cafiero. All photos by AMBER DE VOS for PMc]. Think you're an especially courteous, well-behaved gentleman? Do you stand to shake people's hands? Do you know how to dress for every occasion? Well, the men of New York got to put their manners to the test last night at a pop-up party to welcome Social Primer, the website on all-things male etiquette, and its writer, Cooper Ray, to New York. More»
[Cooper Ray in Social Primer, Photos by ANDREAS BRANCH for PMc] Cooper Ray, the fastidious style guru who has dedicated himself to reforming our manners through SocialPrimer.com, has now opened a store by the same name at Lily Lodge, West Hollywood. While many of us were sloppily drunk in this time zone, Cooper and his fans, including Lucy Liu, Lulu de Kwiatkowski, Amanda Ross, Lady Victoria Hervey, and Cameron Silver, to name a few, toasted to Social Primer's opening in the refined splendor of the boutique itself. More»
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
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