On July 24th, Audi hosted a Q&A panel at the legendary Third Man Records in Nashville to launch their new 2019 Audi Q3. Following a full day’s worth of activities personally curated by the auto company, where people could test drive the sports car while exploring the country music capital, Audi was proud to incorporate everything that the historical city had to offer.
The party was well-attended and featured performances by Roller Girls LA and Suzanna Hoffs of The Bangles.
The Curly Girl Collective returned with the worlds largest annual natural beauty festival, Curl Fest, on July 27, 2019. Curl Fest began in 2014 the first held at Commodore Barry Park before moving to Prospect Park as it gained more popularity. This year, for the first time, the festival was held on Randalls Island after outgrowing Prospect Park due to its growing success.
Cult of Individuality celebrated ten years of success on July 23 at New York’s Stage 48. The celebration kicked off with DJ Nasty starting the party with all the latest and lots of tasty hors d’oeuvres. As soon as 9 p.m. hit, skater boy like models took the runway to show off the brands summer collection.
Check out my travel diary as I fly to Stockholm, Sweden where I learn all about Candy Crush development at the King office and explore the wonderful city!
Cocktails and a series of masterclasses were the perfect celebration for the 111SKIN Launch in Bergdorf Goodman. 111SKIN owner Eva Alexandridis joined with make-up artists and models on the beauty level of the luxury department store to demonstrate how to achieve and maintain good skin and natural makeup as a means to confidence and self love.
Lions, whales, dolphins– oh my! Modeling agency The Lions celebrated World Oceans Day on Saturday with the Whale and Dolphin Conservation group at Spring Place, featuring performances by Zhavia Ward and MAX.
Fashion designer Tanu Vasu unveiled her latest collection, The Interim, this past weekend at a gallery exhibition on the Bowery.
Co-Director and Editor of ‘The Remix: Hip-Hop X Fashion’ documentary, Farah X hopes audiences take in the need for women and people of color’s stories to shine across both the entertainment and fashion industries.
Crowns of curls, braids and colorful extensions floated through Pier 36.