Showing posts with label Central Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Central Park. Show all posts

Monday, May 10, 2010

Coverage of Krom's Hat at the "Hat Lunch"

New York Social Diary's coverage of the event begins with, "It was a perfect day for the biggest social event in New York's Spring season – the 28th annual Frederick Law Olmsted Awards Luncheon in the Conservatory Garden of Central Park at 105th Street and Fifth Avenue".

And ends with, "With over a thousand attending yesterday, it is impossible to list all of the prominent and socially active New Yorkers who attended, although both JH and I were there with our Digitals taking in as much for you to see as time would allow, and many of the faces are those you’ve seen many times on the Pages of NYSD over the years. It was a good time and for a good cause".

Krom with the Apparently Prominent

Photo courtesy of New York Social Diary


28TH ANNUAL FREDERICK LAW OLMSTED AWARDS LUNCHEON
TO BENEFIT THE CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY
THE CONSERVATORY GARDEN, CENTRAL PARK, NYC



Photo courtesy of Globe Photos
05-05-2010 (SONIA MOSKOWITZ PHOTO)

Unfortunately, my hat did not land in Bill Cunningham's On the Street column. But having a goal is essential, isn't it?

When in Rome, do as the Romans, but with a twist. Put your stamp on it.

U r 24K!

xoxo,
Krom

Friday, May 7, 2010

2010 Central Park Conservancy "Hat" Lunch

This year was the 28th Annual Frederick Law Olmsted Awards Luncheon aka the Central Park Conservancy "Hat" Luncheon.



Unfortunately, I was so busy hostessing my peeps, I wasn't able to get photos of all the extraordinary head wear.



But I did capture the hats of nearby ladies.

Dots spotted as usual.




Interesting Color Palettes and Shapes




Feathers are always in fashion.




Great Mixes of Color, Pattern and Texture




Hat and Suit Perfectly Complement Each Other


Vani and Emily Perfectly Complement Each Other


Krom's Idea of Proper Nutrition


I received many requests from those who read about the making of my hat to see Krom wearing the hat along with the entire ensemble.









As I was leaving, this guy (the legendary Bill Cunningham of the New York Times) took my picture, a real KromStyle coup. We have had several encounters, and this is the first time he didn't look me up and down and move on.



This is an extraordinary way to spend the afternoon delicious food, amazing friends, abundant eye candy (the garden, the hats, and the famous), great conversationall honoring the people who make a difference in the life of the park and the city $ fundraising to keep Central Park looking superfabulous so it can be enjoyed by all.

As I was walking home, a man approached me and said, "That's the best hat I've ever seen". It doesn't get much better than that for KromStyle.

U r 24K!

xoxo,
Krom

Friday, May 8, 2009

Central Park Conservancy "Hat" Luncheon 2009


This year was the 27th Annual Frederick Law Olmsted Awards Luncheon aka the Central Park Conservancy "Hat" Luncheon.

Krom and Mom proudly wear their (Krom designed) Hats.

Krom and Mom (from head to toe)

Hanging in the Garden before Lunch

Great Earrings and Necklace, Coat, and Dress

Krom spied a photo worthy hat.

And so did Bill Cunningham of the New York Times.

Feathers still seem to be on trend.



Flowers in Abundance


Flair for the Dramatic

Bill Cunningham, the Legendary Photographer for the New York Times

Necklace Creates Interest

Menu
Fallen Spinach Souffle and Asian Chicken Salad

A Trio of Spring Confections
Strawberry and Cream Fraisier, Iced Lemon Souffle, and
Valrhona Chocolate and Caramel Tart

Dots Spotted

My friend, Vani, Beautifully Attired

Stunning Flower Detail on Dress


This is a very extraordinary way to spend an afternoon - good food, amazing friends, great conversation, honoring the people who make a difference in the life of the park and the city, and fundraising to keep Central Park looking superfabulous so it can be enjoyed by all.

U r 24K!

xoxo,
Krom

Thursday, October 30, 2008

Central Park Finally Got a Chanel 2.55 Handbag

Enter Central Park at Fifth Avenue and 72nd Street; keep walking westward, along the street. Follow the chic Chanel signs; you have arrived.

These are the rules for getting tickets since all the timed tickets available through the Chanel Mobile Art website are sold out.

There are many rules here, but they are worth following.
Go up the stairs. All the people who will assist you henceforth are modeliscious and impeccably dressed in Chanel ensembles.

Notice this beautiful building on the way to the pod made out of mirrorized glass. This is where the cocktail parties were/are held to celebrate the pod, the art within, and Chanel. I've been in twice and the atmosphere is cozy with couches and fine beverages and hors d'oeuvres (too dimly lit for photos with my camera, so sorry).

Keep going.

If it's raining as it was the second time I visited, at least there are glamorous umbrellas!

Zaha Hadid's Perfect Pod

The Pod from another Angle


The voice of Jeanne Moreau waits for, transports and guides you through a mysterious and wonderfully odd world.

Inside One of Several Cardboard Boxes

Inside the Mind

S&M never looked so playful and fun.

The Ideal Pet

Amusing Toys

At last, the ultimate 2.55 handbag awaits your arrival, and all you can think is this would make an awesome clubhouse for meeting the girls to discuss important style matters and then having the most sophisticated slumber party ever!

All indoor art photos are courtesy of Cynthia Tomasini

Note: This is not all the art in the pod. There is more!

Next, it's time to get some souvenirs from your travels; three postcards are at the ready, expecting your arrival. What does emptying your bag mean? You will find out. Have a wish? Make it.

You MUST see it for yourself!

Meanwhile at the New York Chanel boutiques...



along with Limited Edition Handbags, there is art by a different artist at each boutique. At 15 East 57th Street is photography by Pierre et Gilles, and at 139 Spring Street, there is an installation by Soju Tao.

U r 24K!

xoxo,
Krom