Join Clinique and Food Network Magazine on Wednesday, June 20 and Thursday, June 21,
for refreshing ice pops inspired by Clinique Chubby Stick Moisturizing Lip Colour Balm.
The Clinique Chubby Stick Truck will be located near:
Wednesday, June 20
9:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m.
near 59th St. and Fifth Ave.
11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
near 35th St. and Seventh Ave.
3 p.m.-5 p.m.
near Lexington Ave. and 59th St.
Thursday, June 21
10 a.m.-12 p.m.
near Broadway and Prince St.
12:30 p.m.-2:30 p.m.
near 39th St. and Fifth Ave.
3 p.m.-5:30 p.m.
near 35th St. and Seventh Ave.
I'm usually excited about sample sales, but I'm a bit sad about this one. It's hard to believe that Betsey Johnson is going out of business. But the sample sale starts today and ends on Sunday. Scroll down for other sample sales coming up: Eugenia Kim, Colette Malouf, Erickson Beamon, Lee Angel.
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This weekend, The Seed, a Vegan Food Experience is taking place at 82 Mercer and will include samplings of New York’s famed vegan restaurants – the best in the world! Get inspired by world-renowned speakers, champion athletes, and top chefs. Provoke new thoughts with award-winning films and their directors. Discover the vast market of cruelty-free products and services. And much more!
I was offered 2 tickets for my readers to attend the Seed for one of the days ($20 value). Please leave a comment on this blog or tweet. Mention @aliceinqueens and @theseedexp and say why you'd like to go the event and I will announce the winner Saturday morning at 9am!
When: Sat. June 16th, 10am – 7pm
Sun. June 17th, 10am-5pm
Venue: 82MERCER
82 Mercer St., 2nd Floor (Spring & Broome Sts.) New York City, 10012
I attended the Experience Korean Temple Stay at Astor Wine recently. Korean Templestay is a cultural-experience program designed to help people understand Korean Buddhism better. Templestays offer various kinds of practicing methods such as Yebul (ceremonial service involving chanting), Chamseon (Zen meditation), Dado (tea ceremony) and Baru Gongyang (communal Buddhist meal service). Participants can find their 'true self' amongst the harmony of nature while staying at a temple in Korea. But a highlight of the program, especially for foodies or vegetarians is the buddhist temple food, which was quite delicious. We were served a delicious meal, made only from vegetables and I was surprised by the textures and flavors of the food, and felt very satisfied after the meal. I imagine that staying at a peaceful temple, you would appreciate the food even more. To learn more about Korean Templestay, visit eng.templestay.com
Last night I attended YUEMagazine's most anticipated launch party, which was hosted by Jared Kushner, publisher of The Observer Media Group, and Chiu-Ti Jansen,
publisher of YUEMagazine at the Trump Tower
Atrium.
Bringing together Chinese and New York leaders in fashion,
luxury lifestyle, media, art, entertainment, finance, philanthropy, cuisine and
business, the exclusive, star-studded affair will offer its guests an evening
of Asian-styled appetizers created by celebrity chef Angelo Sosa from Bravo’s
reality television show Top Chef.Mr. Sosa has previously worked with Jean
Georges and Alain Ducasse, and is the owner of Social Eatz in Manhattan. The
event will feature music performed by The Juilliard School and showcase
stunning and unique furniture designed by Ligne Roset.Guests will
meet and mingle, while enjoying the YUE signature cocktails available
throughout the evening courtesy of Medea Vodka, or they can sip on luxurious wine
by Sant Arturo. Additional sponsors include Blancpain, HSBC Premier, Bond No. 9, Harney & Sons, Throckmorton
Fine Art, Town Residential, The Corcoran Group, Halstead and Prudential Douglas
Elliman.
Notable guests (list in formation) include: Donald
Trump, Ivanka Trump, pianist Lang Lang, Mrs. Lu Hailin (Spouse of Chinese
Ambassador to the United Nations), Mrs. Xia Zhishun (Spouse of the Deputy
Chinese Consul General in New York), Grace Meng(Member
of the New York State Assembly), Dame Jillian Sackler, Keith Summa, Michelle
and Larry Herbert, Liz Peek, Yaz Hernandez, Eleanora Kennedy, Sarah Judge
McCalpin, John Lam (Chairman and CEO of the Lam Group), Chen Feng (Founder and
Chairman of HNA Group that owns Hainan Airline and Deer Jet, among others), Lady
Liliana Cavendish, Geoffrey Bradfield, Celso Gonzalez-Falla and Sondra Gilman. Numerous
senior executives from top luxury brands will also join the festivity,
including Pamela Baxter (President of CHRISTIAN DIOR), Lisa Klein (Executive
Vice President of LEVIEV Fine Jewelry), Giovanni Mattera (President of DE
GRISOGONO), to name just a few.
YUEMagazine is a joint venture between The Observer Media
Group (publisher of The New York Observer), and CHINA HAPPENINGS, a multimedia
platform focusing on the lifestyle industries in contemporary China.
YUEMagazine
YUEMagazine is the first bilingual lifestyle magazine
focusing on the unique luxury experiences that New York can offer to the
affluent Chinese consumers. YUE connects New York businesses with Chinese
luxury travelers and consumers through its rich original contents.Covering everything from fashion, shopping,
culture, fine dining, real estate and education, YUE aims to give China’s
sophisticated reader a multi-faceted view and better understanding of New York
City and surroundings.
CHINA HAPPENINGS
CHINA
HAPPENINGS is a multimedia platform founded by Chiu-Ti Jansen that focuses on
the lifestyle and cultural industries in contemporary China.Prior to founding CHINA HAPPENINGS, Ms.
Jansen was a New York-based corporate partner of an international law firm. A
native speaker and writer of Mandarin Chinese, Ms. Jansen holds advanced
degrees from Yale University and Columbia Law School and serves on the Contemporary Art Advisory Committee of China
Institute in America and the Board of the Couture Council of Museum at the
Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT).
Observer Media Group
For
more than twenty years, The Observer Media Group has been the go-to source for
an insider’s perspective on culture, media, technology, politics, real estate,
and the city’s most powerful, trend-setting characters. The Observer offers its
readers cutting-edge reporting available on a variety of platforms, written by
an editorial staff known for its distinctive and discerning style and wit. The
Observer is delivered to Manhattan’s most affluent, educated and influential
consumers with the average household income of $644,000 and average net worth
of $4.1 million. The Observer Media Group is emblematic of journalism today – a
bridge spanning traditional and future media.
Looking for sunglasses has always been a painstaking project for me. It's hard to find the right shape to fit my face well. Sunglasses wind up being to big for my face or slide down the bridge of my nose. I found out about TC Charton during fashion week and had the opportunity to try them on and really loved the fit. TC Charton is sleek, modern and timeless all at once. The idea behind each frame design is based on distinctive American style with careful consideration of the colors and styles that best complement Asian features.
I met designer Alexandra Peng who hand picked some glasses and was kind enough to give me a sample. ”I grew up believing there was something wrong with my face because nothing fit,” said Peng. “But just like you would never send a petite person to shop at the big and tall store, I realized the glasses were just never made to fit my features.” Alexandra Peng spent more 16 years in the optical industry, designing eyewear for luxury brands and seeing them through from conception to production, before finally starting her
own Asian Fit Eyewear line, TC Charton. “I want to be able to reach out to as many Asian Americans as possible,” said Peng. “I want them to know there’s an eyewear collection designed from the ground up, with them in mind,” said Peng. To learn more about TC Charton, visit their website here.
McDonald's recently held an event at the Empire Hotel Rooftop to introduce the new Flavors of the Summer on their menu, the McCafé Cherry Berry Chiller and the Blueberry Banana Nut Oatmeal. I had a chance to sample their new menu items and also meet their lifestyle and nutrition experts. The Cherry Berry Chiller is a cool, sweet summer time treat and the oatmeal is a healthy breakfast option. I was happy to find out that the creamer that is added to the oatmeal is optional, which is good to know for those who avoid dairy or want a lighter version of the oatmeal. Today Show's style expert Bobbie Thomas, gave styling tips on how to add berry hued clothing and accessories to your summer wardrobe. She suggested pairing colors that are not usually paired together and incorporating color into your closet with belts, scarves, jewelry, and shoes. Makeup Artist Rommy Najor introduced me to Julie Hewett's "cheekie" cheek and lip shine, which added a nice natural glow to my skin. Lisa Logan,
manicurist-to-the-stars, was also on hand to give berry-inspired manicures. It was a fun and relaxing event and a great way to learn about McDonald's new menu items!
Today Show's Style Expert Bobbie Brown
Celebrity Manicurist Lisa Logan giving manicures with Zoya nail polish
