On a quiet Wednesday night in Manhattan, the paradise door of John Demsey’s apartment revealed something unique: a stylish and culinary fãtet that looks more like Paris in spring than Sutton Square in autumn.
The celebration is the launch of Poiretbeauté PoiretBeaut, a collection of extravagant skin care that is motivated by Couturier Paul Poiret. The event was held by Demsey, James Kaliardos and Cassandra Gray and took place in Demsey’s art and monitoring. Inside: Original Warhol, savage sculptures, map to layout collections and infinite mirrors – not only provides celebrations, but also provides appropriate allegorical for the charming brand name, improving representation and appeal.
Rated by Demsey’s currently famous Blue Door, and rated with colorful web servers that offer Veuve Clicquot’s grooves and shrimp salutes, risottos and a bunch of vegetables. “We are here to commemorate a clean slate and in the skin care home of the Poiret and Poiret.” “I have three road effects tonight!”
In the group: Tonya Lewis Lee, June Ambrose, Lauren Ezersky, Maria Cornejo, Jennifer Fisher, Emilia Wickstead, Peter Brant, Amy Polin Collins, etc. “Tonight, it’s impressive to see everyone show up.”
Inside, the “Skin Care Bar” shows Poiret’s launch items, including neat, thorough, L’Aube and important lines, while the yard develops into a dance floor to check it out under the red and red neon light indicator. Chez Poiret Samantha Ronson oversees the DJ compartment, spinning for a wealthy group, spraying and persuading under celebrities.
“I really think these projects will definitely help restore Poiret’s interest rates and start a whole new discussion,” said Kaliardos, the imaginative director of the U.S.-led. Judy Lee, director of branding methods and imaging at Poiret, includes: “Paul Poiret’s famous Paris yard was inspired tonight.
Visitors are usually very interested. “I’m very unique in terms of use, but these creams and products are fully provided to me,” said Umindi Francis, an international management professional.
With the evening and pallets appearing, a second visitor appears, including Nicky Hilton Rothschild and Jill Kargman, while the early ascending ascendants leave. Upstairs, the second floor shop becomes a haven: a red beauty salon, Diana Ross’ Warhol and blue space with velvet sofas, oversized pictures of celebrities and a peacock with diamond-toned spots laying down on the home window.
“This is my first time in John’s residence” and I’m related to your House of Miracles. “Viva Glam for Mac’, I’ve actually been to this residence, but it’s really a reimagining tonight.”
When one visitor escaped, one of the visitors’ ears said: “I think a man knocked on the door and asked us to deny the song.”
As the press conference created, this is probably the best compliment.
