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Inside the Met’s Patchwork-Style Survey of American Fashion

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September 26, 2021

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The Met Gala is a celebration of timeless glamour—nobody can deny that. Every fall, the Museum sets the stage for culture’s ultimate cross-over episode, in which our favorite stars, past and present, mingle and pay homage to one another (see: Lourdes de Leon recalling Cher in a pink Moschino number, or Troye Sivan’s a legendary tribute to ’90s-era Gwyneth Paltrow). But for all the hustle and bustle it brings to the Museum’s halls, the Met Gala can distract from the months of research and planning that goes into the Costume Institute’s annual exhibitions. This year, the fête marked the opening of In America: A Lexicon of Fashion—a presentation that “establishes a modern vocabulary” of contemporary American design by putting words to the most jaw-dropping and genre-bending fashion moments of our era. Now that the chaos has died down, we take a look at the exhibition that provided the backdrop—and the inspiration— for a night of glitzy celebrity hedonism.

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On the morning of the exhibition’s press preview, Anna Wintour, the event’s overseer and visionary, made her rounds flanked by a gaggle of Vogue girls. The show, a survey of American fashion featuring nearly 100 creations by American designers (arranged in cases like the patches of a quilt), was organized by feeling— Joy, Strength, Nostalgia, and Wonder, among others—sending a clear message about the feeling of unity that inspired Wintour’s curatorial approach.

More intriguing as the pieces themselves was their orientation— a dress by No Sesso‘s Pierre Davis, the first trans woman to ever present a collection during New York Fashion Week NYFW, was positioned alongside some of Ralph Lauren’s quintessential American denim and a contemporary patchwork Bode design, revealing the evolving and diverse history of a raucous country forever splitting at the seams. In addition to setting up these powerful contrasts, the show managed to hit the nostalgia spot by touching on the minimalism and effortless sensuality of American style— highlighting the simple designs of ’90s Donna Karan and Calvin Klein, along with a few dreamy Halston pieces and refined Carolina Herrera gowns. As I worked my way through the gallery, I ran into Jill Krementz—the legendary photographer who famously shot Andy Warhol and Alfred Hitchcock. Before we left, she asked to take my picture. She liked my outfit: a thrifted Ralph Lauren slacks and a pair of Converse shoes from a recent Rick Owens collaboration. Her request to photograph my clothes, a made by two designers who have shaped the past and present of American stye, was a perfect conclusion to the exhibition.

Part two, In America: An Anthology of Fashion will open May 5, 2022.

Chanté Moore-Old School Lovin'

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September 26, 2021

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This is dedicated to all the lovers out there, young and old. Sit back and enjoy.

Homeless (Main Version)

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September 25, 2021

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Homeless (Main Version) · Charlie Wilson

Uncle Charlie

℗ 2008 Zomba Recording, LLC

Released on: 2009-02-12

Composer, Lyricist: Eric Dawkins
Composer, Lyricist: A. Dixon
Composer, Lyricist: Harvey Mason Jr.
Composer, Lyricist: S. Russell
Composer, Lyricist: Damon Thomas
Producer: Random
Mixing Engineer, Producer: The Underdogs
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11-YEAR-OLD NICO FERRARO COOKS FOR GUESTS AT FERRARO’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT & WINE BAR

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September 25, 2021

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Family-run, fine-dining Ferraro’s Italian Restaurant & Wine Bar has welcomed its third generation of chefs to the kitchen. Nico Ferraro, 11-year-old grandson of Owner Gino Ferraro and son of Executive Chef Mimmo Ferraro, has signaled his interest in carrying on the family’s culinary tradition by learning to prepare the family’s authentic, signature recipes.

Nico first learned to cook at home, then began shadowing Mimmo at Ferraro’s since late 2020. Today, he can be spotted in the kitchen or strolling through the restaurant and graciously greeting guests. Nico has not only been learning the family’s treasured recipes from his father and grandfather, such as Pappardelle Mimmo, Spaghetti Aglio e Olio, Lasagna alla Gino and Osso Buco, but also seeing firsthand how demanding the restaurant business can be.

“Having a work-life balance in the restaurant industry is notoriously difficult,” says Mimmo. “Being able to work surrounded by your family is a tremendous gift. Family means everything to us.”

Other Ferraro’s family members continue to frequent the restaurant most nights of the week. Gino’s wife of 47 years, Rosalba, can be seen socializing with guests almost nightly, and their other children, children’s spouses, grandchildren and extended family also stop by regularly.

“Nothing brings me greater joy than to have my family an ongoing part of the Ferraro’s experience,” said Gino Ferraro, owner, Ferraro’s. “It’s beyond incredible to see Nico developing a passion for Italian cooking, just like his father and grandfather!”

For more information about Ferraro’s or to make reservations, call (702) 364-5300.

PUBLIC HEALTH NOTICE
In accordance with the recent mandate from the State of Nevada, all guests visiting Ferraro’s Italian Restaurant & Wine Bar are required to wear masks or facial coverings while indoors, regardless of vaccination status.

ABOUT FERRARO’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT & WINE BAR
Founded in 1985, Ferraro’s Italian Restaurant & Wine Bar is Las Vegas’ longest running, family-owned and operated restaurant offering authentic, five-star Italian cuisine in a fine-dining atmosphere. Specializing in freshly made pastas and sauces, legendary osso buco, savory risottos, expertly prepared all-natural meats, Safe Harbor® seafood, as well as an extensive award-winning wine list, Ferraro’s is famous for its attention to detail, welcoming environment and passion for food that runs in the family. The Ferraro family members devote themselves to ensuring each guest has a memorable experience, whether for lunch, dinner, late-night or private parties and events. Ferraro’s is open for dinner from 5 to 11 p.m., Tuesday through Thursday and Sunday and 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. Ferraro’s is located at 4480 Paradise Road, Las Vegas, Nevada 89169 (across the street from Virgin Hotels Las Vegas). For reservations, call (702) 364-5300. For more information, find on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.

SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS:
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NOT BAD Event At Hollywood Milano Sunday 2013

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September 25, 2021

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NOT BAD Event At Hollywood Milano Sunday 2013

Another of our events at Hollywood Milano, make sure you keep checking our social media sites for news updates and competitions that we will be doing-

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see you next week

(I dont own any of the music as for Copyright Laws)

Target’s Fall Designer Collection Is Here: Everything You Need to Know

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September 25, 2021

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Gird your loins, E! shoppers! Target’s Fall Designer Collection is *finally* available to shop! No time to read? Click here to get designer looks for less!

Whether you’ve shopped every Target designer collab to date or you’re a first-timer, here’s what you need to know about this unprecedented drop. First off, it’s not just one designer collection, but four! Designers Rachel Comey, Victor Glemaud, Sandy Liang and Nili Lotan are bringing their innovative designs to the retailer, so you can look and feel your best self during the fall months.

The collection features more than 180 apparel and accessories between the four designers. Even better, sizes range from XXS-4X and most items are under $50. If that doesn’t make you pass out from pure excitement, we don’t know what will!

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