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- October 27, 2009 2:45 PM
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Enjoy Taco Tuesday at Rewind Tonight For Munchies That Do As Good As They Taste
There are few words that get our attention quicker than "cheap carne asada and margaritas"—and with Krupp Group's Taco Tuesday event tonight to benefit the CFDA'S Fashion Targets Breast Cancer organization, we can get our eat on while doing some good, too. Held at Rewind at 138 Essex this evening at 7pm, munch on $2 tacos and $3 beers and enjoy music put on by Panther, Trophy Wife, and Schoolboy of Ladies Night. Bring your appetites, and we'll see you there!
- May 20, 2009 1:54 PM
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Join R29 & Save Fashion For a Private VIP Shopping Party Tomorrow...
Oh readers, you know how much we love you, right? Sort of? Well, we're about to show it by inviting y'all to come and join us at Save Fashion tomorrow night for an exclusive evening of shopping and cocktails (courtesy of the very yummy Alizé). Wanna come along? Be one of the first 50 readers to RSVP to rsvp@savefashion.com, and you're on Our List. Tomorrow from 5 to 9 p.m., we'll be debuting a whole new roster of hot, hot, hot designers. Let's see, there will be gorgeous way-discounted pieces from all the names you love, including Shipley & Halmos, Hayden Harnett, Sunshine & Shadow, Tom Scott, Whyred, and Lorick (who, by the way, will have duds straight from "Gossip Girl"). See you there...and be sure to sample some of our custom Alizé cocktails—the Flower Child is our fave!
- March 13, 2009 4:05 PM
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UPDATED! Lanvin Minidresses for Under $500! Run For It!
We almost didn't want to tell you, this was so good. Next Wednesday, March 18, from 10 a.m to 5 p.m, over 400 pieces from the storied French house will go on massive sale—we're talking 70% off or more. That means dresses starting at $325 (versus $1,500) and coats starting at $560 (versus $4,000). We can't remember the last time Lanvin had a sample sale, which means we've just hit shopping nirvana. It's guaranteed to be a madhouse scene, though, considering the sale's only for one day, but we're planning on camping out with our most fashionable sleeping bags. See you there. Wednesday, March 18, 230 Fifth Ave. (between 26th & 27th St.), (212)-920-1211.
UPDATE! Lanvin press offices just told us that the sale is not affiliated with the company, and that it's "all very suspicious." This means that either this sample sale is indeed a mirage, or that something fishy is up. Depending on how badly you want a triple-digit Lanvin piece, guess we'll see you on Wednesday at the scene...
- February 25, 2009 4:00 PM
- Events
Knit Wits Unite at the Smile

In a recession, we all have to be a bit more creative with how we recreate. But before you resort to Monopoly, we suggest grabbing your needles and getting strung out at The Smile this Sunday. Obviously, we're talking about knitting. Which, as it turns out, isn't just for Golden Girls and overzealous crafters anymore. Even if you're a novice, the experts from Wool and the Gang will be there kickin' it wool school. And who knows, maybe your new hobby could turn into an added source of income. Or at least keep you warm on lonely Saturday nights. Sunday, March 1st & Sunday, March 8th, 3-6pm, The Smile, 26 Bond Street btwn Lafayette and Bowery.
- February 19, 2009 11:25 AM
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This Weekend: Refinery 29 Shops' Mini-Market Pop-Up At the Brooklyn Flea
With the end of Fashion Week in sight, Refinery29 is switching gears with a weekend mini-shop popping up at the Brooklyn Flea's Winter Market this Saturday, February 21, and Sunday, February 22, from 11 to 6 p.m. Naturally, we're bringing some of our favorite boutiques-friends with us for a special R29 Shops Mini-Market including Brooklyn's own In God We Trust, Thistle & Clover, Smith + Butler, and Lower East Side gem Honey in the Rough. This weekend, it will be just the place to shop top-notch R29-approved goods—including In God We Trust jewelry (with custom engraving at the event!) as well as designer wares from Rachel Comey, Samantha Pleet, Built by Wendy, Lorick, M.Carter, Pendleton, Secrets of Charm, Mociun, and more (and don't miss out on great sale items, too!). Be sure to come by and say Hi, score some great deals, and get a sampling of some of R29Shops and NYC's best indie boutiques.
More details below.
- February 13, 2009 3:56 PM
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Lingerie, Liquor, and Love: Updated Valentine's Day Events for Couples, Singles, and Everyone In Between

The Valentine's Day "Love Carnival"
Held at Carlos Quiarte and Matt Kliegman's new space at 26 Bond Street, the Carnival t'will be a circusy carnival affair, with kissing booths, love potions, face painting, photo booths, darts and a raffle (with great donations from Marc Jacobs, Opening Ceremony, Rogan, etc.) The entry fee is $30 (or $60 with a free "special" gift.) The whole fest benefits, The Creative Center, an organization that brings artists to the bedsides of Oncology patients for art therapy at hospitals throughout New York. Valentine's Day Love Carnival at The Smile.
The Awful Truth
"A zappy, sophisticated screwball comedy," starring Irene Dunne and Cary Grant, is a far, far cry from modern nonsense like He's Just Not That Into You. To make a night of it, package deal includes film tickets, dinner, glass of champagne, tax, and gratuity ($63 per person). The 6pm screening can come with an 8:15pm dinner, or the 8pm screening with a 6pm dinner. Special Valentine's Day Dinner & A Movie package at BAMcafé.
An Evening of Sensual Machine Music
For all you love machines out there, Le Poisson Rouge offers a night of heartwarming beats with sets by Lusine, Grouper, Michael Brofman, and the Sight Below. Take note, this line up trends more to the sultry and ambient side so, along with the included three-course meal, you should be all warmed up for a long, private night by the time you head out the door. An Evening of Sensual Machine Music at Le Poisson Rouge.
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