Hey everybody,
I was super inspired by this interview with Will Smith. He's talking about what it takes to win in hollywood but it can be applied to having success in any area... Hope you're as fired up by his passionate words as I was... On my way to the gym! : )
Kourtney Takes Miami!
NOTE: THIS POST IS INCOMPLETE I WILL FINISH BEFORE THE WEEK IS OUT PLEASE FORGIVE ME!!
romper by Dolce Vita
blazer by Pency
shoes by YSL in cognac
purse vintage by Chanel
Sunglasses by Bottega Venetta
military dress -H&M
shoes -YSL vanity
aviator glasses -Dolce and Gabanna
clutch -Jimmy Choo
romper by Dolce Vita
blazer by Pency
shoes by YSL in cognac
purse vintage by Chanel
Sunglasses by Bottega Venetta
military dress -H&M
shoes -YSL vanity
aviator glasses -Dolce and Gabanna
clutch -Jimmy Choo
Khole Takes Miami!
I personally LOVE the Kardashian sisters style there always wearing the new trends and wearing them well! Since i can mostly relate to Khole because of height and were always rockin' our stilletos(pumps in the club yeah!) which adds on to our 5'10. Oh did I mention I met her twice!! She's such a doll!
Khloe on her way to play Polo in Miami
Green cargo pants by J Brand
top by Equipment (only grey is available online)
Hermes belt
Hat by H&M
Shoes are by Alexander Wang
Givenchy bag
**Kourney and Khole take Miami season 2 coming June 2010**
Khloe on her way to play Polo in Miami
Green cargo pants by J Brand
top by Equipment (only grey is available online)
Hermes belt
Hat by H&M
Shoes are by Alexander Wang
Givenchy bag
**Kourney and Khole take Miami season 2 coming June 2010**
My Personal Style.
NOTE: THIS POST IS INCOMPLETE I WILL FINISH BEFORE THE WEEK IS OUT PLEASE FORGIVE ME!!
Heyyyyy wooorrrllld(in Dwight Howard's voice lol)!!! long time no talk. well ive been extremely busy but I wanted to do some fun quick posts on fashion since thats the field that im in...and all my friends have been encourging me to do so. My style is stylish, classic and extremely fashionable. So here goes...
one of my spring 2010 looks
Mostly everytime you see me in jeans I have on a cute fashionable silk blouse because a blouse can easily dress up the most simple pair of jeans all year round so if you cant afford the one that is pictured try ardenb.com for some more affordable ones.
**note: most items that are pictured are in my actual closet.
*Sheer silk-chiffon blouse-Stella McCartney $795
-Can be purchase at net-a-porter.com
*The Skinny mid-blue jeans-Current/Elliott $270
-Can be purchase at net-a-porter.com
*PIQUE CIRE 140 BOOTIES-Christian Louboutin $880
-Can be purchase at ChristianLouboutin.com
*Damier Azur Speedy 30 Handbag-Louis Vuitton $700
-Can be purchase at LouisVuitton.com
*Statement Ring-Chanel Price upon request
-Can be purchase at your local Chanel Boutique
*Set of Two Lucite Pearl Bangles-Chanel Price upon request
-Can be purchase at your local Chanel Boutique
*Pearl CC Logo Necklace-Chanel Price upon request
-Can be purchase at your local Chanel Boutique
*Azure Feather Earrings (972) - The Earring Boutique™ $83
-Can be purchase at theearringboutique.com
*'Mahina' Square Sunglasses-Louis Vuitton Price upon request
-Can be purchase at LouisVuitton.com
Heyyyyy wooorrrllld(in Dwight Howard's voice lol)!!! long time no talk. well ive been extremely busy but I wanted to do some fun quick posts on fashion since thats the field that im in...and all my friends have been encourging me to do so. My style is stylish, classic and extremely fashionable. So here goes...
one of my spring 2010 looks
Mostly everytime you see me in jeans I have on a cute fashionable silk blouse because a blouse can easily dress up the most simple pair of jeans all year round so if you cant afford the one that is pictured try ardenb.com for some more affordable ones.
**note: most items that are pictured are in my actual closet.
*Sheer silk-chiffon blouse-Stella McCartney $795
-Can be purchase at net-a-porter.com
*The Skinny mid-blue jeans-Current/Elliott $270
-Can be purchase at net-a-porter.com
*PIQUE CIRE 140 BOOTIES-Christian Louboutin $880
-Can be purchase at ChristianLouboutin.com
*Damier Azur Speedy 30 Handbag-Louis Vuitton $700
-Can be purchase at LouisVuitton.com
*Statement Ring-Chanel Price upon request
-Can be purchase at your local Chanel Boutique
*Set of Two Lucite Pearl Bangles-Chanel Price upon request
-Can be purchase at your local Chanel Boutique
*Pearl CC Logo Necklace-Chanel Price upon request
-Can be purchase at your local Chanel Boutique
*Azure Feather Earrings (972) - The Earring Boutique™ $83
-Can be purchase at theearringboutique.com
*'Mahina' Square Sunglasses-Louis Vuitton Price upon request
-Can be purchase at LouisVuitton.com
R.I.P. Alexander McQueen
The British fashion industry lost one of its brightest stars yesterday with the apparent suicide of Alexander McQueen, who was found hanged at his Central London home.
The designer, 40, had been grieving over the death of his mother, Joyce, who died on February 2. He had been due to attend her funeral today.
The loss of one of the most commercially successful and respected British designers has cast a pall over next week’s London Fashion Week. Friends said that he had been under pressure to complete his autumn/winter women’s wear collection for next month’s launch in Paris. One of his lines, McQ, was due to be shown at New York Fashion Week yesterday but was cancelled. The designer was also known to be upset that a recent relationship had ended.
McQueen recently described the suicide of his mentor — the style icon Isabella Blow — as “the most important thing he had learnt in fashion”. During a newspaper interview conducted by his mother, McQueen was asked what was his most terrifying fear. He replied: “Dying before you.”
He announced the death of his mother on Twitter. He wrote: “I’m letting my followers know that my mother passed away yesterday if it she had not had me nor would you RIP mumxx.” He later added: “But life must go on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”
By Sunday he had apparently rallied and wrote: “Been a ****ing awful week but my friends have been great but now I have to some how pull myself together and finish with the HELLS ANGLES & PROLIFIC DEAMONS!!!!.”
Two days later his final post said: “I’m here with my girl annie tinkerbell wishing kerry the ****, happy birthday in NY, your 40 now girl time to slow it down we think.”
Annie Tinkerbell is believed to be a reference to Annabelle Neilson. The model and socialite has been described as McQueen’s muse and the pair are reported to have spent New Year skiing in the Alps.
Despite the advice to his friend, McQueen had shown no evidence of slowing down himself after his 40th birthday party last March, which attracted the stars of fashion including fellow his designer Stella McCartney and the supermodel Kate Moss.
The day before his mother’s death he had written: “From heaven to hell and back again, life is a funny thing. Beauty can come from the most strangest of places even the most disgusting places.”
Colleagues and friends had become concerned at his erratic behaviour. But it was still a shock when his body was discovered soon after 10am at the £640,000 ground-floor flat in Mayfair.
A man who claimed to be his boyfriend went inside the flat yesterday afternoon and left looking distraught before the body was brought out at 4.30pm. A post-mortem examination is expected to be carried out today.
McQueen had told a friend that he was excited at the prospect of moving into a new home — believed to be in the same block where he was found.
Alice Smith, a fashion consultant, who had known McQueen since his first collection, said: “I saw him a few months ago and he seemed a bit . . . but I thought he was fine. I knew his mum as well. They had a very close relationship. He used to like to go back to his mum’s and have tea and biscuits on the sofa.”
McQueen, who had an estimated £20 million fortune in 2006, was renowned in the fashion industry for his fragile temperament, often exploding with rage. But Ms Smith said that he was misunderstood: “He was actually quite fragile. He was very sweet but had a wicked sense of humour so people thought he was aggressive.”
Shoppers passing McQueen’s shop in Old Bond Street, Mayfair, laid flowers and a candle outside. The store closed soon after the news of his apparent suicide. A spokeswoman said that it was likely to remain closed in the coming days, as would McQueen’s other stores around the world.
In a statement, the company said: “On behalf of Lee McQueen’s family, Alexander McQueen today announces the tragic news that Lee McQueen, the founder and designer of the Alexander McQueen brand, has been found dead at his home.
“At this stage it is inappropriate to comment on this tragic news beyond saying that we are devastated and are sharing a sense of shock and grief with Lee’s family.”
Staff leaving the headquarters of his company in Clerkenwell, Central London, were too upset to discuss his death. There were similar scenes at the McQueen’s family home in Hornchurch, East London, where the designer was due meet his brothers and sisters before attending his mother’s funeral today.
Born Lee Alexander McQueen, the son of a taxi driver was the youngest of six children. He left school at 16 and went to work at Anderson & Sheppard in Savile Row after watching a television programme about the apprentice shortage in traditional tailoring. He moved to Gieves & Hawkes before working in Japan and Italy.
McQueen returned to London in 1994, hoping to work as a pattern cutter tutor at Central St Martins but was persuaded to enrol in the MA course in fashion design.
He came to the attention of the wider fashion world after being discovered by Blow, then the fashion director of Tatler, who bought all the clothes from his graduate show. The style guru killed herself in May 2007, taking an overdose of weed killer after she was given a diagnosis of ovarian cancer.
Blow recalled how his mother had been instrumental in her own relationship with the designer. “I tried to get hold of him and I kept calling his mother, but he was on holiday,” she said. “She kept saying: ‘He’s not here, he’s not here’. She told him: ‘This crazy person is trying to get hold of you’.”
Mrs McQueen was a social science teacher who became a genealogist. She remained a key figure throughout her son’s career — lending him money to buy materials for early collections, stringing together beads and dyeing materials.
After graduating McQueen set up his own label based in the East End of London. He went on to be named head designer at Givenchy in 1996, succeeding John Galliano, before joining forces with Gucci, which bought 51 per cent of his company.
Mrs McQueen was often seen at his shows. He revealed that she “frequently tells me to keep my mouth shut”.
The designer once described himself as the “pink sheep” of his family and said that he did not come out as gay until his early 20s. He had a civil partnership with the film-maker George Forsyth in 2000. However, last autumn he said that he had ended the relationship two years earlier and had started another with a porn star known as Mr Stag.
During the newspaper interview when McQueen revealed his fear of dying before his mother, she had asked him: “What makes you proud?”
“You,” he replied. “Why?” she queried. “No, ask the next one,” said McQueen. It was the only question he refused to answer.
The designer, 40, had been grieving over the death of his mother, Joyce, who died on February 2. He had been due to attend her funeral today.
The loss of one of the most commercially successful and respected British designers has cast a pall over next week’s London Fashion Week. Friends said that he had been under pressure to complete his autumn/winter women’s wear collection for next month’s launch in Paris. One of his lines, McQ, was due to be shown at New York Fashion Week yesterday but was cancelled. The designer was also known to be upset that a recent relationship had ended.
McQueen recently described the suicide of his mentor — the style icon Isabella Blow — as “the most important thing he had learnt in fashion”. During a newspaper interview conducted by his mother, McQueen was asked what was his most terrifying fear. He replied: “Dying before you.”
He announced the death of his mother on Twitter. He wrote: “I’m letting my followers know that my mother passed away yesterday if it she had not had me nor would you RIP mumxx.” He later added: “But life must go on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”
By Sunday he had apparently rallied and wrote: “Been a ****ing awful week but my friends have been great but now I have to some how pull myself together and finish with the HELLS ANGLES & PROLIFIC DEAMONS!!!!.”
Two days later his final post said: “I’m here with my girl annie tinkerbell wishing kerry the ****, happy birthday in NY, your 40 now girl time to slow it down we think.”
Annie Tinkerbell is believed to be a reference to Annabelle Neilson. The model and socialite has been described as McQueen’s muse and the pair are reported to have spent New Year skiing in the Alps.
Despite the advice to his friend, McQueen had shown no evidence of slowing down himself after his 40th birthday party last March, which attracted the stars of fashion including fellow his designer Stella McCartney and the supermodel Kate Moss.
The day before his mother’s death he had written: “From heaven to hell and back again, life is a funny thing. Beauty can come from the most strangest of places even the most disgusting places.”
Colleagues and friends had become concerned at his erratic behaviour. But it was still a shock when his body was discovered soon after 10am at the £640,000 ground-floor flat in Mayfair.
A man who claimed to be his boyfriend went inside the flat yesterday afternoon and left looking distraught before the body was brought out at 4.30pm. A post-mortem examination is expected to be carried out today.
McQueen had told a friend that he was excited at the prospect of moving into a new home — believed to be in the same block where he was found.
Alice Smith, a fashion consultant, who had known McQueen since his first collection, said: “I saw him a few months ago and he seemed a bit . . . but I thought he was fine. I knew his mum as well. They had a very close relationship. He used to like to go back to his mum’s and have tea and biscuits on the sofa.”
McQueen, who had an estimated £20 million fortune in 2006, was renowned in the fashion industry for his fragile temperament, often exploding with rage. But Ms Smith said that he was misunderstood: “He was actually quite fragile. He was very sweet but had a wicked sense of humour so people thought he was aggressive.”
Shoppers passing McQueen’s shop in Old Bond Street, Mayfair, laid flowers and a candle outside. The store closed soon after the news of his apparent suicide. A spokeswoman said that it was likely to remain closed in the coming days, as would McQueen’s other stores around the world.
In a statement, the company said: “On behalf of Lee McQueen’s family, Alexander McQueen today announces the tragic news that Lee McQueen, the founder and designer of the Alexander McQueen brand, has been found dead at his home.
“At this stage it is inappropriate to comment on this tragic news beyond saying that we are devastated and are sharing a sense of shock and grief with Lee’s family.”
Staff leaving the headquarters of his company in Clerkenwell, Central London, were too upset to discuss his death. There were similar scenes at the McQueen’s family home in Hornchurch, East London, where the designer was due meet his brothers and sisters before attending his mother’s funeral today.
Born Lee Alexander McQueen, the son of a taxi driver was the youngest of six children. He left school at 16 and went to work at Anderson & Sheppard in Savile Row after watching a television programme about the apprentice shortage in traditional tailoring. He moved to Gieves & Hawkes before working in Japan and Italy.
McQueen returned to London in 1994, hoping to work as a pattern cutter tutor at Central St Martins but was persuaded to enrol in the MA course in fashion design.
He came to the attention of the wider fashion world after being discovered by Blow, then the fashion director of Tatler, who bought all the clothes from his graduate show. The style guru killed herself in May 2007, taking an overdose of weed killer after she was given a diagnosis of ovarian cancer.
Blow recalled how his mother had been instrumental in her own relationship with the designer. “I tried to get hold of him and I kept calling his mother, but he was on holiday,” she said. “She kept saying: ‘He’s not here, he’s not here’. She told him: ‘This crazy person is trying to get hold of you’.”
Mrs McQueen was a social science teacher who became a genealogist. She remained a key figure throughout her son’s career — lending him money to buy materials for early collections, stringing together beads and dyeing materials.
After graduating McQueen set up his own label based in the East End of London. He went on to be named head designer at Givenchy in 1996, succeeding John Galliano, before joining forces with Gucci, which bought 51 per cent of his company.
Mrs McQueen was often seen at his shows. He revealed that she “frequently tells me to keep my mouth shut”.
The designer once described himself as the “pink sheep” of his family and said that he did not come out as gay until his early 20s. He had a civil partnership with the film-maker George Forsyth in 2000. However, last autumn he said that he had ended the relationship two years earlier and had started another with a porn star known as Mr Stag.
During the newspaper interview when McQueen revealed his fear of dying before his mother, she had asked him: “What makes you proud?”
“You,” he replied. “Why?” she queried. “No, ask the next one,” said McQueen. It was the only question he refused to answer.
Beyonce dominates the Grammy's
Beyoncé leading the way for the industry’s women on a night that they dominated in many ways — won the most awards: six, including Song of the Year, for “Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It).” Below are a few pics of the FAB Beyonce' at the Grammy's plus a video of her performance.
Beyonce' 60 Minutes ( Full Interview)
I def tune in tonight to my girl Beyonce' interview! Check it out...
Beyonce': 60 Minutes Interview (Video)
This Sunday Beyonce' will be featured on 60 Minutes right before the Grammys. I know it will be off the chain especially since I’m a loyal Beyonce' fan! So tune in, and check out a sneak peak below.
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Strength Through Unity
Fait La Force - Strength Through Unity"L'UNION FAIT LA FORCE"(STRENGTH THROUGH UNITY): CELEBS, GRASSROOTS ORGANIZATIONS IN ATLANTA, MIAMI & NY COORDINATE MASS EFFORT TO RELIEVE VICTIMS OF HAITI EARTHQUAKE
(ATLANTA) - January 14, 2010 - Several celebrities and grassroots organizations in Atlanta, Miami and New York have joined forces in a mass effort to provide aid to the victims of the 7.0 earthquake in Haiti.
Singer/songwriter Melky Jean's Carma Foundation, Atlanta-based The Haitian Alliance, New York's Haitian Memorial Foundation, the City of Miami and WEEN (Women in Entertainment Empowerment Network) are offering local communities ways in which they assist in the Haiti relief effort.
Celebrities and executives such as Melky Jean, Jamie Hector, Daphnee Duplaix, Sha Money, Tony Yayo, Mona Scott-Young, Raekwon, Claudine Joseph, Patty Laurent, and LaLa Vazquez have all signed on to help spread the word about this grassroots movement.
YOUR CALL TO ACTION:
NATIONAL DONATIONS TO HAITI
The Port-au-Prince offices of the Carma Foundation - whose mission is to improve the health of poor and vulnerable women and children in Haiti - were seriously affected by the Haiti earthquake. Make a monetary donation at carmafoundation.org to help Carma send missionaries to Haiti to aid in the relief effort.
MIAMI:
• The City of Miami, District 5 is accepting donations of emergency supplies such as clothing, water, first aid and canned food to send immediately to Haiti. Contact Tracy Lozama in the District 5 office at 305-253-5390 for more information.
ATLANTA:
• Make a monetary donation to The Haitian Alliance to help send missionaries and emergency supplies to Haiti at transformhaiti.org.
• The Haitian Alliance is also collecting relief materials such as drinking water, first aid items, toiletries, non-perishable food rations, baby formula, linens and more.
The Haitian Alliance Drop-off Locations:
• WRFG Radio: Mon - Fri; 11:00AM - 6:00PM; Sat (1/16) - 2PM-4PM; 1083 Austin Avenue NE, Atlanta, GA 30307-1940
• Northside Women's Specialists: Mon - Fri; 8:30AM - 5:00PM; 980 Johnson Ferry Rd, Suite 620,Atlanta, GA 30342-1608
• Northside Women's Specialists: Mon - Fri; 8:00AM - 3:30PM; 1015 Mansell Road, Roswell, GA 30076-1507
• Club Intrigue: Mon-Sun; 4PM - until; 5471 Memorial Drive, Stone Mountain, GA 30083
ADDITIONAL FUNDRAISING EVENT:
United for Jamaica Presents: Rebuild Haiti: A Benefit Concert for Haitian Relief) - Tues, Jan. 19; Lenny's Bar - 486 Decatur Street Atlanta, 30312 - 7pm to 12am
Tickets: $8 at the door. (100% Profits will be Donated to The Haitian Alliance for the Haitian Relief efforts)
Six bands participate in A Night of live Reggae and feel-good music. Monetary and in kind donation boxes will be accepted. Please see: TransformHaiti.org for list of needed items.
NEW YORK:
• The Haitian Memorial Foundation and WEEN are seeking volunteers to donate and gather supplies as well as travel to Haiti to assist in the global relief effort.
To offer your help/resources, call I. Maxime Auguste at 914-751-3303. You can drop-off emergency supplies at the HMF office at 435 South Broadway, Suite #1, Yonkers NY 10705. haitianmemorialfoundation.org.
• Supplies Drop-Off Location: To donate dry food, non perishable items, sneakers, flat shoes, sandals, clothing, blankets, baby wipe, water bottles, etc to aid workers who are on-the-ground in Haiti, please see the address and times below:
2115 Nostrand Ave, 3rd Fl (b/w Flatbush & Glenwood), Brooklyn NYC
Time: 12p - 8p
Dates: Fri 1/15, Sat 1/16, & Sun 1/17
ADDITIONAL FUNDRAISING EVENT:
If you're in the New York area on Monday, January 18, you can drop off emergency supplies at the Benefit Bash for Haiti hosted by Patty Laurent, Mona Scott-Young, Daphnee Duplaix, Wiener Milien (NYC TV), The Heavy Hitters, I. Maxime Auguste (Haitian Memorial Foundation) and more. Location: Crimson (formerly Strata), 915 Broadway, New York, NY 10010. For more information call 212-844-9829 or email pattylaurent.signature@gmail.com.
MEDIA CONTACTS: Saptosa Foster, The 135th Street Agency - Saptosa@135stagency.com, 404-909-6493; Shante Bacon, The 135th Street Agency - mail, 917-553-0005
XOXO
Chiffon
(ATLANTA) - January 14, 2010 - Several celebrities and grassroots organizations in Atlanta, Miami and New York have joined forces in a mass effort to provide aid to the victims of the 7.0 earthquake in Haiti.
Singer/songwriter Melky Jean's Carma Foundation, Atlanta-based The Haitian Alliance, New York's Haitian Memorial Foundation, the City of Miami and WEEN (Women in Entertainment Empowerment Network) are offering local communities ways in which they assist in the Haiti relief effort.
Celebrities and executives such as Melky Jean, Jamie Hector, Daphnee Duplaix, Sha Money, Tony Yayo, Mona Scott-Young, Raekwon, Claudine Joseph, Patty Laurent, and LaLa Vazquez have all signed on to help spread the word about this grassroots movement.
YOUR CALL TO ACTION:
NATIONAL DONATIONS TO HAITI
The Port-au-Prince offices of the Carma Foundation - whose mission is to improve the health of poor and vulnerable women and children in Haiti - were seriously affected by the Haiti earthquake. Make a monetary donation at carmafoundation.org to help Carma send missionaries to Haiti to aid in the relief effort.
MIAMI:
• The City of Miami, District 5 is accepting donations of emergency supplies such as clothing, water, first aid and canned food to send immediately to Haiti. Contact Tracy Lozama in the District 5 office at 305-253-5390 for more information.
ATLANTA:
• Make a monetary donation to The Haitian Alliance to help send missionaries and emergency supplies to Haiti at transformhaiti.org.
• The Haitian Alliance is also collecting relief materials such as drinking water, first aid items, toiletries, non-perishable food rations, baby formula, linens and more.
The Haitian Alliance Drop-off Locations:
• WRFG Radio: Mon - Fri; 11:00AM - 6:00PM; Sat (1/16) - 2PM-4PM; 1083 Austin Avenue NE, Atlanta, GA 30307-1940
• Northside Women's Specialists: Mon - Fri; 8:30AM - 5:00PM; 980 Johnson Ferry Rd, Suite 620,Atlanta, GA 30342-1608
• Northside Women's Specialists: Mon - Fri; 8:00AM - 3:30PM; 1015 Mansell Road, Roswell, GA 30076-1507
• Club Intrigue: Mon-Sun; 4PM - until; 5471 Memorial Drive, Stone Mountain, GA 30083
ADDITIONAL FUNDRAISING EVENT:
United for Jamaica Presents: Rebuild Haiti: A Benefit Concert for Haitian Relief) - Tues, Jan. 19; Lenny's Bar - 486 Decatur Street Atlanta, 30312 - 7pm to 12am
Tickets: $8 at the door. (100% Profits will be Donated to The Haitian Alliance for the Haitian Relief efforts)
Six bands participate in A Night of live Reggae and feel-good music. Monetary and in kind donation boxes will be accepted. Please see: TransformHaiti.org for list of needed items.
NEW YORK:
• The Haitian Memorial Foundation and WEEN are seeking volunteers to donate and gather supplies as well as travel to Haiti to assist in the global relief effort.
To offer your help/resources, call I. Maxime Auguste at 914-751-3303. You can drop-off emergency supplies at the HMF office at 435 South Broadway, Suite #1, Yonkers NY 10705. haitianmemorialfoundation.org.
• Supplies Drop-Off Location: To donate dry food, non perishable items, sneakers, flat shoes, sandals, clothing, blankets, baby wipe, water bottles, etc to aid workers who are on-the-ground in Haiti, please see the address and times below:
2115 Nostrand Ave, 3rd Fl (b/w Flatbush & Glenwood), Brooklyn NYC
Time: 12p - 8p
Dates: Fri 1/15, Sat 1/16, & Sun 1/17
ADDITIONAL FUNDRAISING EVENT:
If you're in the New York area on Monday, January 18, you can drop off emergency supplies at the Benefit Bash for Haiti hosted by Patty Laurent, Mona Scott-Young, Daphnee Duplaix, Wiener Milien (NYC TV), The Heavy Hitters, I. Maxime Auguste (Haitian Memorial Foundation) and more. Location: Crimson (formerly Strata), 915 Broadway, New York, NY 10010. For more information call 212-844-9829 or email pattylaurent.signature@gmail.com.
MEDIA CONTACTS: Saptosa Foster, The 135th Street Agency - Saptosa@135stagency.com, 404-909-6493; Shante Bacon, The 135th Street Agency - mail, 917-553-0005
XOXO
Chiffon
