New York’s League of Professional Theatre Women will host a panel of award-winning Broadway artists in honor of the second international SWAN Day (Support Women Artists Now Day). The panelists will discuss PERFORMANCE COLLABORATIONS: How Women Theater Artists Make It Happen at the Bruno Walter Auditorium of the New York Public Library at Lincoln Center from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, March 28, 2009. Admission is free.
The League’s panel is part of a world-wide SWAN Day movement that aims to increase visibility, funding, and employment for women artists. The panel will feature Robyn Goodman (producer of In the Heights, winner of the 2008 Tony Award for Best Musical, founder of Second Stage Theatre); costume designer Carrie Robbins (designer of over 30 Broadway shows including the original production of Grease); playwright/performer Lisa Kron (2 Tony nominations for her Broadway production of Well); director Leigh Silverman (Well, Beebo Brinker Chronicles); Holly Hynes, costume designer for the New York City Ballet; and Barbara Cohen-Stratyner, Director of Exhibitions for the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts. Following the panel, the public is invited to tour the League’s exhibition, CURTAIN CALL: Celebrating a Century of Women Designing for Live Performance, on the first floor of the library in the Oenslager Gallery.
The range of events for SWAN Day 2009 is as diverse as the artists involved. In San Francisco, there will be a four-day women’s film festival; in Washington, D.C., an exhibit of Mary McFadden’s fashion designs at the National Museum of Women in the Arts. In New York City there will be 20 events including a showcase of women’s short films organized by New York Women in Film and Television, the Lady Got Chops jazz series in Brooklyn, a carnival at the Women’s Project, a discussion with playwrights Kia Corthron and Migdalia Cruz at Revolution Books, premieres at Pan Asian Repertory Theatre, and dance events in Queens and the Bronx. Groups in the U.S., Kenya, Germany, Canada and Ghana are planning their second annual festivals, while new events will take place in Jamaica, Argentina, Israel, and China.
SWAN Day is a project of The Fund for Women Artists. For more information, please contact info@SwanDay.org or visit www.SwanDay.org or contact Eileen Koch at Eileen Koch and Company, 310.441.1000, Eileen@eileenkoch.com or www.eileenkoch.com.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE PANELISTS
CARRIE ROBBINS has designed the costumes for over thirty Broadway productions, including the original productions of Grease and Agnes of God; a revival of Sweet Bird of Youth starring Lauren Bacall; Frankenstein with Dianne Wiest and John Glover; Brecht’s Happy End starring Meryl Streep; Boys of Winter; Frank Langella’s production of Cyrano de Bergerac; and a revival of Shadow Box with Mercedes Ruehl. Most recently Robbins designed the costumes for Irving Berlin’s White Christmas on Broadway, in the regions and in the United Kingdom; M. Butterfly and On the Verge at Arena Stage; and The Gershwins’ An American in Paris at the Alley Theatre inHouston. Her designs for opera include Death in Venice at Glimmerglass, selected for the 2008 Prague Quadrennial International Exhibit of Scenography and Theatre Architecture, and Samson et Dalila at San Francisco Opera, Houston Grand Opera and Florida Grand Opera. She is the recipient of numerous awards, including two Tony nominations, five Drama Desk Awards, the Maharam Award, and three awards from USITT, which will be publishing a monograph about Robbins’ designs in 2011. A long-time Master Teacher of Costume Design at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, Robbins is also co-curator of the exhibition CURTAIN CALL: Celebrating a Century of Women Designing for Live Performance.
LlSA KRON has been writing and performing theater since coming to New York from Michigan in 1984. After an acclaimed run at the Public Theater, during which it was listed among the year’s best plays by the New York Times, the Associated Press and other media organizations, Kron’s play Well opened on Broadway in March 2006 and received two Tony nominations. 2.5 Minute Ride (Obie Award, Drama Desk nomination and GLAAD Award) premiered at the Public Theater in 1999 and has since toured extensively in the US and abroad. Other plays by Kron include 101 Humiliating Stories (Drama Desk nomination); Charity and Montecore, at the 2006 Humana Festival and the NY Fringe; and 43/13. Lisa is a founding member of the OBIE and Bessie Award–winning theater company The Five Lesbian Brothers. She has received fellowships and/or grants from the Lortel, Guggenheim and Creative Capital foundations; NEA/TCG; Cal Arts/Alpert Award; and NYFA. Upcoming: a musical adaptation of Alison Bechdel’s Fun Home, as well as new plays for Center Theatre Group, the Sloan Foundation/Playwrights Horizons and Drew University.
ROBIN GOODMAN produced Avenue Q, which received the Tony Award for Best Musical of 2004, and In the Heights, winner of the Tony Award for Best Musical of 2008. Other Broadway credits include Metamorphoses (Drama Desk Award), A Class Act (Tony nomination), Steel Magnolias, Barefoot in the Park, High Fidelity, and the current revival of West Side Story. Off Broadway she has produced Bat Boy; tick, tick…BOOM!; Our Lady of 121st Street; Red Light Winter; and the award-winning Altar Boyz. She was co-founder and artistic director of Second Stage Theatre for thirteen years, supervising producer of ABC’s “One Life to Live” for four years and is currently artistic consultant to the Roundabout Theatre Company.
HOLLY HYNES has designed costumes for over 120 ballets for some of the world’s leading opera houses and stages. Locally her designs have graced The Metropolitan Opera’s stage (La Gioconda for The Metropolitan Opera, Sleeping Beauty for American Ballet Theater); Broadway (On Borrowed Time at Circle in the Square); and the New York State Theater, where she designed over sixty works for New York City Ballet and for twenty-one years was Director of Costumes. She has also designed for San Francisco Ballet, The Royal Ballet of London, National Ballet of Canada, Suzanne Farrell Ballet at the Kennedy Center, Houston Ballet, Morphosis, La Scalla, Stuttgart Ballet, Royal Danish Ballet and The Mariinsky Ballet (formally The Kirov). In addition to her design work, Hynes serves as a consultant with authority to teach costume reproductions of various established designs for the Jerome Robbins Estate, Peter Martins and the George Balanchine Trust. Three of her designs are featured in the exhibition CURTAIN CALL: Celebrating a Century of Women Designing for Live Performance at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center.
LEIGH SILVERMAN directed Lisa Kron's Well on Broadway. Off-Broadway credits include the world premieres of Liz Flahive’s From Up Here at Manhattan Theatre Club (Drama Desk nomination); David Henry Hwang’s Yellow Face, a co-production of the Center Theatre Group and The Public Theater; Beebo Brinker Chronicles, produced by Hourglass Group and 37 Arts; Brooke Berman’s Hunting and Gathering at Primary Stages; Well at The Public Theater, The Huntington Theater and ACT, San Francisco; The Five Lesbian Brothers' Oedipus at Palm Springs at New York Theatre Workshop; Eve Ensler's The Treatment at The Culture Project; Neena Beber's Jump/Cut, produced by the Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company and Theater J, and by Women's Project; and Big Times, produced by W.E.T. In London’s West End: Wit. Recent regional US productions include The Road To Mecca at Seattle Repertory Theatre, the world premiere of Tanya Barfield’s Of Equal Measure at Center Theatre Group, Bad Dates at Cleveland Playhouse, and How I Learned to Drive at Actors Theatre of Louisville. Upcoming projects include the new musical Coraline, with music by Stephin Merritt and book by David Greenspan, at MCC, and Five Questions by Lisa Kron.
BARBARA COHEN–STRATYNER, Ph.D., is the Judy R. and Alfred A. Rosenberg Director of Exhibitions at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center, an author and a lecturer on dance and performance. She is co-curator of the exhibition CURTAIN CALL: Celebrating a Century of Women Designing for Live Performance.
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Hollywood Britons Attack Global Market for Undiscovered Artists
Launch of PutItOn.com
Two British brothers are launching a new technologically advanced, free website on March 31, 2009 intended to be home for the world's undiscovered artists. Its name? www.PutItOn.com.
Greg Fraser, 30, and Max Fraser, 25, are reaching out to countries from China to Mozambique and Qatar to Brazil to mine the vast pool of talent in the fields of film, fashion, music and art.
Conceived 10 years ago by Greg, while attending the Goldsmith College of Art in London, and developed by Max, since leaving the USC Film School in Los Angeles (both brothers were linguists who attended French Lycees), they are determined to break the control allowed to a limited number of people over artistic lives.
From now on, whether you are writing a script in Bangladesh, designing a dress in Latvia, preparing a two-hour film in Cairo, writing lyrics in Santa Caterina, or designing furniture in Glasgow, you will be able to upload your material and take control of your own world.
Both brothers, who work for California-based Scottish America Media LLC, are each developing their own firsts. Greg is producing a music album that will be available by summer 2009, and Max has produced a documentary on Middle America, which has been submitted to the Cannes Film Festival.
For interviews, please contact Eileen Koch at Eileen Koch & Company, 310.441.1000 or email atEileen@eileenkoch.com. Please visit www.eileenkoch.com.
Two British brothers are launching a new technologically advanced, free website on March 31, 2009 intended to be home for the world's undiscovered artists. Its name? www.PutItOn.com.
Greg Fraser, 30, and Max Fraser, 25, are reaching out to countries from China to Mozambique and Qatar to Brazil to mine the vast pool of talent in the fields of film, fashion, music and art.
Conceived 10 years ago by Greg, while attending the Goldsmith College of Art in London, and developed by Max, since leaving the USC Film School in Los Angeles (both brothers were linguists who attended French Lycees), they are determined to break the control allowed to a limited number of people over artistic lives.
From now on, whether you are writing a script in Bangladesh, designing a dress in Latvia, preparing a two-hour film in Cairo, writing lyrics in Santa Caterina, or designing furniture in Glasgow, you will be able to upload your material and take control of your own world.
Placed in a social networking atmosphere comparable to the very best, artists will be able to talk to the outside world with viewers and potential buyers, cutting out costs and developing a reputation with the man in the street. www.PutItOn.com will also be user friendly for both the deaf and the blind.
Both brothers, who work for California-based Scottish America Media LLC, are each developing their own firsts. Greg is producing a music album that will be available by summer 2009, and Max has produced a documentary on Middle America, which has been submitted to the Cannes Film Festival.
For interviews, please contact Eileen Koch at Eileen Koch & Company, 310.441.1000 or email atEileen@eileenkoch.com. Please visit www.eileenkoch.com.
Saturday, March 14, 2009
EileenKochandCompany.com
Eileen Koch & Company PR is thrilled for their client, Amanda Eliasch, who was just named Fashion Editor for Gen Lux Magazine in Los Angeles. Amanda had the opportunity to meet the cast of Gen Lux Mag at her book launching party for "Cloak & Dagger Butterfly" a few weeks back and they went ballistic over her, offering Amanda an amazing opportunity, which she has kindly accepted.
Guest performance by Dita Von Teese secured the evening.
Monday, March 9, 2009
Amanda Eilasch Launch Party
Eileen Koch & Company INC. is extremely proud of our client, Amanda Eliasch, for her U.S. debut of her book, Cloak & Dagger Butterfly. After working diligently on Amanda's behalf, we helped secure fabulous entertainment by the very seductive and exquisite Dita Von Teese. The private book launch party was held at Amanda's very own breathtaking home in Beverly Hills.
Here are a few pictures of the event:
Amanda Eliasch with Dita Von Teese
Dita Von Teese
Terri Seymour
Ronnie Sassoon and Vidal Sassoon
Jodi Lyn O'Keefe and Madison Walls
Kristin Cavallari
Amanda Eliasch and Lady Victoria Hervey
Amanda Eliasch with Rick Hilton and Kathy Hilton
Here are a few pictures of the event:
Amanda Eliasch with Dita Von Teese
Dita Von Teese
Terri Seymour
Ronnie Sassoon and Vidal Sassoon
Jodi Lyn O'Keefe and Madison Walls
Kristin Cavallari
Amanda Eliasch and Lady Victoria Hervey
Amanda Eliasch with Rick Hilton and Kathy Hilton
Amanda Eliasch & Dita Von Teese
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
THE INEVITABLE RISE OF AMANDA ELIASCH
Amanda Eliasch Hand Picked as Fashion Editor for Genlux Magazine
Beverly Hills, Calif. – March 3, 2009 – Genlux Magazine - the only luxury beauty and fashion magazine created expressly for today’s affluent Southern California woman - has enthusiastically and insightfully chosen the beautiful and talented fashion trend-spotter, recently published author, photographer and socialite extraordinaire, Amanda Eliasch, as their new Fashion Editor.
For Editor in Chief, Samia Arslane, Editor at Large, George Blodwell, and Creative Director, Stephen Kamifuji, Eliasch is a brilliant addition, an obvious if not inspired selection for this choice position. Appointed for her impeccable taste, skilled social savior fare and esteemed fashion savvy, Amanda brings both a universal as well as an individual aesthetic to Genlux.
Genlux is, after all, a luxury magazine. This means they have a very specific bent and clientele they need to serve. Committed as they are exclusively to fashion as well as beauty, Eliasch will, along with Genlux’s accomplished team of fashion forward editors, meticulously and artfully scour the greater Los Angeles area (and the globe) for the very latest in fashion, beauty and style trends; for theirs are discerning readers at the height of their game, ladies of great taste themselves, vivacious, fashion obsessed shoppers. Check out Genlux Magazine.
Born in Beirut, inhabiting stunningly exotic good looks, Amanda Eliasch is the daughter of celebrated writer and journalist Anthony Cave Brown and granddaughter of film director Sidney Gilliat. Always seriously engaged in the arts and fashion world, she has mastered acting, photography, flourished in writing; her book, Cloak & Dagger Butterfly, has been wildly embraced. Amanda has emerged as one of the most interesting, chic and adventurous women working and is simply successful in every endeavor she pursues.
As the Fashion Editor of Genlux Magazine, Eliasch makes a brilliant contribution to an already brilliant magazine - and from their good judgment of signing her on and her instinct for all things beautiful, it seems like a match made in fashion!
For more information about Amanda Eliasch, or to schedule an interview, please contact Eileen Koch at Eileen Koch & Company INC., 310.441.1000 or email at eileen@eileenkoch.com. Please visit www.eileenkoch.com.
Beverly Hills, Calif. – March 3, 2009 – Genlux Magazine - the only luxury beauty and fashion magazine created expressly for today’s affluent Southern California woman - has enthusiastically and insightfully chosen the beautiful and talented fashion trend-spotter, recently published author, photographer and socialite extraordinaire, Amanda Eliasch, as their new Fashion Editor.
For Editor in Chief, Samia Arslane, Editor at Large, George Blodwell, and Creative Director, Stephen Kamifuji, Eliasch is a brilliant addition, an obvious if not inspired selection for this choice position. Appointed for her impeccable taste, skilled social savior fare and esteemed fashion savvy, Amanda brings both a universal as well as an individual aesthetic to Genlux.
Genlux is, after all, a luxury magazine. This means they have a very specific bent and clientele they need to serve. Committed as they are exclusively to fashion as well as beauty, Eliasch will, along with Genlux’s accomplished team of fashion forward editors, meticulously and artfully scour the greater Los Angeles area (and the globe) for the very latest in fashion, beauty and style trends; for theirs are discerning readers at the height of their game, ladies of great taste themselves, vivacious, fashion obsessed shoppers. Check out Genlux Magazine.
Born in Beirut, inhabiting stunningly exotic good looks, Amanda Eliasch is the daughter of celebrated writer and journalist Anthony Cave Brown and granddaughter of film director Sidney Gilliat. Always seriously engaged in the arts and fashion world, she has mastered acting, photography, flourished in writing; her book, Cloak & Dagger Butterfly, has been wildly embraced. Amanda has emerged as one of the most interesting, chic and adventurous women working and is simply successful in every endeavor she pursues.
As the Fashion Editor of Genlux Magazine, Eliasch makes a brilliant contribution to an already brilliant magazine - and from their good judgment of signing her on and her instinct for all things beautiful, it seems like a match made in fashion!
For more information about Amanda Eliasch, or to schedule an interview, please contact Eileen Koch at Eileen Koch & Company INC., 310.441.1000 or email at eileen@eileenkoch.com. Please visit www.eileenkoch.com.
Sunday, February 22, 2009
KOCH CLIENT AMANDA ELIASCH THROWS SERIOUS BEVERLY HILLS BASH
PARTYING LIKE IT’S 2009!
EILEEN KOCH KEEPS GOOD COMPANY
Los Angeles, Calif. – February 20, 2009 – It is said that beauty breeds beauty and wealth breeds wealth, though both were proved astonishingly true at the glorious get-together hosted by the incomparable Amanda Eliasch, photographer and socialite extraordinaire. It is indicative of the kind of exemplary company that the equally inimitable Eileen Koch surrounds herself with and always has -- this was a night to remember!
Koch has always had an eye for ability, a drive for the ideal and an instinct for success. Thus follows an almost kaleidoscopic entourage of truly remarkable talent. Case in point: the Amanda Eliasch Bash in Beverly Hills for the launching of her book "Cloak & Dagger Butterfly," that boasted some amazingly brilliant and staggeringly beautiful lords and ladies, including actor Michael York, Kristin Cavallari, Lady Victoria Hervey, Rick & Kathy Hilton, Ronnie and Vidal Sassoon among a mighty list of many others.
Though a special shout must go out to the extraordinary live performance that brought the hot pink-imbued room to a veritable standstill, so plush with excitement, exuberance and sensuality the evening had suddenly become. A special gift, flying in from Paris to attend and perform, the other-worldly Dita Von Teese’s striptease single handedly flipped the vibe of the night and turned the party into something of a happening -- a truly thrilling and exquisite happening.
Amanda Eliasch, one of Eileen Koch & Company INC.’s most prized clients, intends to spend some time in Los Angeles, as well as her home in London where she lives with her bold and brilliant two sons. From her book, to dabbling in an array of artistic endeavors, extensive travel and social activities, Eliasch understands that “Flitting from one thing to the next is a rich woman’s prerogative.” But make no mistake; this is a lady on a constant quest for life’s richness and beauty.
The same can be said of Eileen Koch. A truly unforgettable evening. Just another notch in the increasingly expanding world of one of the most conscientious, hard-working and spirited individuals in the business. It is an ongoing process that Koch has engaged with meticulously and is most comfortable with. This, after a rock solid history of public relations prowess.
To schedule and interview with Amanda Eliasch, please contact Eileen Koch at Eileen Koch & Company INC., 310.441.1000 or email at Eileen@eileenkoch.com. Please visit www.eileenkoch.com.
EILEEN KOCH KEEPS GOOD COMPANY
Los Angeles, Calif. – February 20, 2009 – It is said that beauty breeds beauty and wealth breeds wealth, though both were proved astonishingly true at the glorious get-together hosted by the incomparable Amanda Eliasch, photographer and socialite extraordinaire. It is indicative of the kind of exemplary company that the equally inimitable Eileen Koch surrounds herself with and always has -- this was a night to remember!
Koch has always had an eye for ability, a drive for the ideal and an instinct for success. Thus follows an almost kaleidoscopic entourage of truly remarkable talent. Case in point: the Amanda Eliasch Bash in Beverly Hills for the launching of her book "Cloak & Dagger Butterfly," that boasted some amazingly brilliant and staggeringly beautiful lords and ladies, including actor Michael York, Kristin Cavallari, Lady Victoria Hervey, Rick & Kathy Hilton, Ronnie and Vidal Sassoon among a mighty list of many others.
Though a special shout must go out to the extraordinary live performance that brought the hot pink-imbued room to a veritable standstill, so plush with excitement, exuberance and sensuality the evening had suddenly become. A special gift, flying in from Paris to attend and perform, the other-worldly Dita Von Teese’s striptease single handedly flipped the vibe of the night and turned the party into something of a happening -- a truly thrilling and exquisite happening.
Amanda Eliasch, one of Eileen Koch & Company INC.’s most prized clients, intends to spend some time in Los Angeles, as well as her home in London where she lives with her bold and brilliant two sons. From her book, to dabbling in an array of artistic endeavors, extensive travel and social activities, Eliasch understands that “Flitting from one thing to the next is a rich woman’s prerogative.” But make no mistake; this is a lady on a constant quest for life’s richness and beauty.
The same can be said of Eileen Koch. A truly unforgettable evening. Just another notch in the increasingly expanding world of one of the most conscientious, hard-working and spirited individuals in the business. It is an ongoing process that Koch has engaged with meticulously and is most comfortable with. This, after a rock solid history of public relations prowess.
To schedule and interview with Amanda Eliasch, please contact Eileen Koch at Eileen Koch & Company INC., 310.441.1000 or email at Eileen@eileenkoch.com. Please visit www.eileenkoch.com.
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Lorena Sarbu- New Uber Elegant Beverly Hills Boutique
I LOVE PARIS IN THE SPRING TIME –
AND BEVERLY HILLS ALL YEAR ROUND
Beverly Hills - the Camelot of fashion - has a new Queen. And her accent is distinctly European. Lorena Sarbu, the uber elegant new boutique located on Bedford Drive is a mouth-watering, one-stop destination for ladies who long for luxury in their closet. Now they can shop for the ultimate in luxe – from daywear to cocktail dresses, gowns and accessories without the hassle of a ten-hour flight to Europe’s fashion capitals.
The stylish store, with traffic-stopping red and black mannequins beckoning you inside, features designers from France, Italy, Romania and London that you will not find in any other boutique. Inside, under beautiful chandeliers that Lorena (a designer herself) discovered in Prague, you will find clothing, jewelry and gifts unique to Lorena Sarbu. The store will also carry Lorena’s own line of couture and ready-to-wear in the near future.
The atmosphere is warm and welcoming with great attention to detail. The sales teams are connoisseurs of taste who know how to create a whole new style for you – or just enhance your current style with their to-die-for merchandise.
Allow Etincelle of Paris to entice you with their ready-to-wear knits with an amazing feel and totally elegant look; Vanda Catucci to play up your best features in sexy swimwear that has been featured in many Sports Illustrated swimsuit editions; and Romanian designer Maria Lucia Hohan to say, “Bon Soir,” with amazing cocktail wear that includes silk, full-length gowns, tops with beading detail and cocktail dresses.
Adore to adorn you in beautiful separates, including tops, skirts, sweaters and dresses; and Jekel (Paris) and Cubanis to caress you with their magnificent furs. Gorgeous cocktail wear (dresses and tops in silk and chiffon) is also available from Renato Nucci as well as separates (jackets, tops and pants) from French designer Nathalie Chaize. These pieces are perfect to mix with the boutique’s knits from other lines.
And the pampering continues with a stunning range of accessories: Freddie Oufi’s gorgeous leather purses from London that range from large handbags to colorful clutches and wallets; Evatini’s beautiful Italian luxury costume jewelry, featuring semi-precious stones and Swarovski crystals - this collection includes necklaces, earrings, bracelets and cocktail rings from Milan; jewelry from By Boe which features sleek, elegant pieces that are handmade and feature gold, silver and colorful vintage beads; and Petit Mademoiselle, the French jewelry line, with its romantic, delicately detailed pieces.
This cornucopia of taste is all presented for your shopping pleasure in Lorena Sarbu’s striking signature red, black and gold store.
Lorena Sarbu’s flagship store is now open at 433 No. Bedford Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. 90210. For all those ladies outside of Los Angeles who may be feeling deprived, a second store will be opening in Milwaukee in Spring 2009.
So if you love Paris in the springtime but love beautiful unique clothes ANYTIME, your life just became a whole lot easier – not to mention elegant, beautiful and stylish.
To interview or book Lorena Sarbu, please contact Eileen Koch @ Eileen Koch & Company INC (EKC) 310.441.1000 or email Eileen@eileenkoch.com.
AND BEVERLY HILLS ALL YEAR ROUND
Beverly Hills - the Camelot of fashion - has a new Queen. And her accent is distinctly European. Lorena Sarbu, the uber elegant new boutique located on Bedford Drive is a mouth-watering, one-stop destination for ladies who long for luxury in their closet. Now they can shop for the ultimate in luxe – from daywear to cocktail dresses, gowns and accessories without the hassle of a ten-hour flight to Europe’s fashion capitals.
The stylish store, with traffic-stopping red and black mannequins beckoning you inside, features designers from France, Italy, Romania and London that you will not find in any other boutique. Inside, under beautiful chandeliers that Lorena (a designer herself) discovered in Prague, you will find clothing, jewelry and gifts unique to Lorena Sarbu. The store will also carry Lorena’s own line of couture and ready-to-wear in the near future.
The atmosphere is warm and welcoming with great attention to detail. The sales teams are connoisseurs of taste who know how to create a whole new style for you – or just enhance your current style with their to-die-for merchandise.
Allow Etincelle of Paris to entice you with their ready-to-wear knits with an amazing feel and totally elegant look; Vanda Catucci to play up your best features in sexy swimwear that has been featured in many Sports Illustrated swimsuit editions; and Romanian designer Maria Lucia Hohan to say, “Bon Soir,” with amazing cocktail wear that includes silk, full-length gowns, tops with beading detail and cocktail dresses.
Adore to adorn you in beautiful separates, including tops, skirts, sweaters and dresses; and Jekel (Paris) and Cubanis to caress you with their magnificent furs. Gorgeous cocktail wear (dresses and tops in silk and chiffon) is also available from Renato Nucci as well as separates (jackets, tops and pants) from French designer Nathalie Chaize. These pieces are perfect to mix with the boutique’s knits from other lines.
And the pampering continues with a stunning range of accessories: Freddie Oufi’s gorgeous leather purses from London that range from large handbags to colorful clutches and wallets; Evatini’s beautiful Italian luxury costume jewelry, featuring semi-precious stones and Swarovski crystals - this collection includes necklaces, earrings, bracelets and cocktail rings from Milan; jewelry from By Boe which features sleek, elegant pieces that are handmade and feature gold, silver and colorful vintage beads; and Petit Mademoiselle, the French jewelry line, with its romantic, delicately detailed pieces.
This cornucopia of taste is all presented for your shopping pleasure in Lorena Sarbu’s striking signature red, black and gold store.
Lorena Sarbu’s flagship store is now open at 433 No. Bedford Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. 90210. For all those ladies outside of Los Angeles who may be feeling deprived, a second store will be opening in Milwaukee in Spring 2009.
So if you love Paris in the springtime but love beautiful unique clothes ANYTIME, your life just became a whole lot easier – not to mention elegant, beautiful and stylish.
To interview or book Lorena Sarbu, please contact Eileen Koch @ Eileen Koch & Company INC (EKC) 310.441.1000 or email Eileen@eileenkoch.com.
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