From Barcelona, Spain to New York City – The Hottest Gay Swimsuits and Underwear this Side of Chelsea!
is just weeks away!
and if you want something NO ONE ELSE has yet, this hot new line from Barcelona is what you need!
ES COLLECTION
Previously only available in Spain, it is spreading worldwide this year, but still in limited quantities.
Now going into its fourth year of production they will be unveiling the 2010 underwear collection this fall in the US. I just got back from Barcelona and bought a couple of the swimsuits from the 2009 collection – VERY HOT! Clean lines, fresh styles, bold color combinations and amazing fit!
This swimwear and underwear for men, is honestly some of the hottest styles we have seen with PERFECT construction and craftsmanship. Made in Barcelona, “ES tries to be unique, different and fresh in a market that is fast and more brands are joining this fast market every day. Made in Barcelona with the best fabrics that we can get from the EU market but still we can be competitive with any other brand out there on quality, price,design and delivery.”
Their designs have a wonderful cut to them, accenting your body perfectly! I purchased some of their men’s underwear and men’s swimwear, and they fit comfortable and like a glove! Many of the swimsuits features the “Pack Up” system which can easily be removed if aren’t in the mood for extra padding however is perfect for giving you that perfect “beach bulge” if you want it! It does not make your package look HUGE or anything. But it just accentuates your own package nicely and provides a wonderful smooth fit.
One of the great things about ES Collection Swimwear is the high quality of craftsmanship. With extras like the metal grommet holes and the plastic tips on the drawstring you’ll never have to “fish” out the drawstring. They also use high quality zippers, rubber logos, and just overall high quality finishing.
Word of advice for Americans – As for sizing, I would suggest, if ordering from the US, order 1 size larger than usual. Both my partner and I are 32-33″ waist, and would normally buy Medium – but their Large fits perfect. I always find European clothes run smaller than most US brands are labeled.
And who doesn’t love a SALE! Each collection features “X” number of pieces in so many sizes. Each year when the new collection is launched, anything that did not sell from the previous collection, is marked down! So when you visit their website ES COLLECTION, make sure you check out the SALE OUTLET.
MUST SEE – VIDEO of the NEWEST ES STYLES and all of their HOT models!
If you are visiting Barcelona, stop by their main store and see the entire collection on display.
Consell de Cent, 218 and right around the corner is ES4U, the outlet store at Casanova, 56!
They also have a shop at 35007 Las Palmas de G.C., Carnary Islands and soon will have stores in Bilbao, Valencia, and Madrid!
And of course, you can order worldwide via their ES COLLECTION site!
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Adaumbelle’s Quest – New York Theatre Blog Ask’s The Burning Questions!
Adaumbelle’s Quest was created to ask performers in New York, the everyday burning questions others were too afraid to ask, but secretly wanted to know! Have you ever wondered who Charles Busch is dying to work with? Does Gavin Creel wear boxers or briefs? Who’s the wind beneath Ann Harada’s wings?
Adaumbelle’s Quest was born out of the passion to learn more about people. Here we find the answers to your burning questions by cozying right up to your favorite stars! From Broadway hoofers to comedians and musicians, everyone is opening up on Adaumbelle’s Quest.
Writer Adam Rothenberg has interviewed Cortes Alexander, Jeff Bowen, William F. Brown, Cubby Bernstein, Charles Busch, Carolee Carmello, Jim Caruso, Gavin Creel, Tom D’Angora, Natascia Diaz, Ari Gold, Ann Harada, Francis Jue, Andy Karl, Hedda Lettuce, Wendy Liebman, Mark Price, Billy Porter, Dyllun Von Ritter, Eddie Sarfaty and Robb Sapp.
His site is only a few months old, but growing quickly in popularity.
New posts every Sunday!
Find him at Adaumbelles Quest and Facebook.
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Same Sex Kiss Day At STARBUCKS
This one-day event coincides with “Tax Day” to highlight the fact that “LGBT couples have yet to be granted the same rights to file our taxes jointly on a Federal level, and we can still be fired for being openly gay in the workplace. That’s why you’re encouraged to be seen on Tax Day, April 15, 2009, spreading your love with a KISS!”
Same Sex Kiss Day calls for couples to go to a neighborhood Starbucks coffee shop and during one (or all, if you wish) of four designated times throughout the day, exchange a kiss with your same sex partner or friend. The set times are at 7:15 am, 12:15 pm, 5:15 pm, and 8:15 pm.
Why Starbucks? Well according to the Same Sex Kiss Day site, “Starbucks has been committed to LGBT rights since the beginning of time offering domestic partnership insurance, quoting gay artists on their coffee cups, and funding our gay pride parades.”
Mel England and Swimming with the Polar Bears
Upon meeting Mel England, there are no visible scars from the torture he has endured. It is the strength of his conviction, which is appealing, and which drove him to create the one-man show, Swimming with the Polar Bears, in which he uses his life-experiences to expose the dangers of global warming. (Swimming with the Polar Bears Premieres in a 3-day benefit at the Bleecker Street Theatre April 20, 21, and EARTH DAY April 22.)
Swimming with the Polar Bears is a funny, poignant, and devastatingly personal look at the dangers of global warming. Actor Mel England returns to the autobiographical one-man arena, with director Jill André, to explore the parallels between contemporary life, ancient Eskimo mythology, and the tragic loss of endangered species.
The juxtaposition of his personal journey, against the backdrop of video and images by National Geographic’s Tristan Bayer and original music by Thomas Silcott unites in beautiful harmony, mirroring the nature it represents. Swimming with the Polar Bears transcends from personal anguish to the global world.
Mel is SURVIVOR—he made a choice to survive, and now (after a recent cancer scare) wants to do something about it by propelling people to action—protecting our environment. A 20 year survivor of AIDS. He contracted the virus at a time that all of his loved ones were dieing of the disease. Mel is a cancer survivor. Friends call him a “pioneer.” In the spirit of Magic Johnson, Craig Chester and Tom Duane, coming out with this story is also about realizing that it’s not something to hide or be ashamed of, but something to be proud.
Mel has a history of performing one-man shows. He was in NY and LA premieres of Israel Horwitz’s 3 Weeks After Paradise about 9/11 and his own Navajo Memoirs (called “ingenious” by Back Stage). In this show, he takes a profound leap of faith coming out, as a an actor with AIDS.
Dates: Monday, April 20 at 8 p.m. pre-show presentation from The Climate Project and post-show talk-back;
Tuesday, April 21 at 8 p.m. pre-show presentation from The Climate Project and post-show talk-back; and
Wednesday, April 22 at 8 p.m. EARTH DAY CELEBRATION with The Climate Project.
Length: 75 minutes (no intermission)
Prices: Tickets are $30 and are now available online at TeleCharge by calling (212) 239-6200.
Tickets may also be purchased in-person at the Theatre’s Box Office, 1⁄2 hour prior to the performance.
Swimming With The Polar Bears
Bleecker Street Theatre (45 Bleecker Street)
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Gay Marriage Bill Introduced in New York!
BREAKING NEWS –
From New York Daily News!
Gov. Paterson will unveil legislation to legalize gay marriage on Thursday, a legislative source confirmed.
Paterson will introduce the measure – which revives a bill that died in 2007 – despite uncertain prospects for its adoption in the state Senate.
“This means it’s a priority for him,” said Sen. Thomas Duane, a Manhattan Democrat and one of the Senate’s biggest advocates for gay marriage.
Duane said he’s been invited to take part in the bill’s unveiling with the governor at an event Thursday in Manhattan.
Despite a slim Democratic majority in the Senate, the bill faces stiff opposition in the chamber. Senate Majority Leader Malcolm Smith, a Queens Democrat, supports the measure but does not intend to have a vote unless there are enough votes to pass it.
“We don’t want to jeopardize the momentum by putting it up before it has enough votes to pass,” Austin Shafran, a Smith spokesman, said Tuesday.
Paterson, a Democrat, told several upstate radio stations last week that he intended to re-introduce the measure and hoped the Senate would vote on it regardless of whether it had the votes to pass.
The state Assembly has already approved legislation legalizing same sex marriage.
Duane expressed confidence that the measure would ultimately be adopted by the Senate.
“When the governor signs this bill into law, it is going to be a defining moment for him,” Duane said.
Article Glen Blain -NY DAILY NEWS
UPDATE! A majority of New Yorkers support gay marriage and
Gov. Paterson’s attempt to legalize it, a new poll shows.
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Monday Nights in Brooklyn – Pizza and Go-Go Boys Shake it Up!
I LOVE PIZZA!
AND I LOVE GO-GO BOYS!
A match made in heaven!
It’s called Fondle and it happens every Monday night at South Brooklyn Pizza in Carroll Gardens. It’s a neighborhood scene with local boys, dance anthems and a drink special. Dancing boys take to the floor at 11.
The Monday night Go Go Pizza Party launched quietly in February by Bastard Life Editor and noted LGBT enthusiast Neal Boulton. Now police are investigating, of course.
The Brooklyn Paper reports:
Police say they will investigate a Carroll Gardens pizzeria that features scantily clad male go-go dancers once a week.
The weekly “Fondle” party, which started in February didn’t get mentioned beyond the listings section of most newspapers. But on Sunday, the New York Times wrote about the gay-themed bacchanal, creating not only a maelstrom for the pizzeria, but renewing debate over whether tight-knit Carroll Gardens was truly welcoming to newcomers.
First, the maelstrom:
“That [Times article] was the first I heard of [Fondle] night,” Captain Kenneth Corey of the 76th Precinct, which covers Carroll Gardens, told members of the Carroll Gardens Neighborhood Association on Monday night. “We’re going to determine the legality of it. If they’re outside of it, then we’re going to take action.”
A police source told The Brooklyn Paper that authorities would examine whether South Brooklyn Pizza violated cabaret license regulations.
The looming police threat evidently arose after the Times story revealed that a key detail about the “Fondle” party: it includes go-go dancers.
The article suggested that strippers are incompatible with the Old Gray Lady’s understanding of Carroll Gardens as an insular, old Italian neighborhood. The neighborhood, of course, is changing, and many of the newer residents don’t mind a gay go-go night.
“It doesn’t bother me,” said Omarr Stewart, who lives in the neighborhood. “I like to think of myself as a progressive.”
Others shared that liberal idea.
“To each his own,” said Michael Rosario, who works next door to the restaurant.
Come for the pizza, stay for the sauce!
451 Court Street/4th Place – F train to Carroll St
8pm-close / 11pm GO-GO dancers
Drink Specials
451 Court Street, 11231
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USS NEW YORK IS ON IT’S WAY!
While this news piece isn’t really gay, we thought it was still of interest to the city and worth running.
The USS NEW YORK is made from 24 tons of
salvaged steel from the World Trade Center.
I t is the fifth in a new class of warship –
designed for missions that include special
operations against terrorists. It will carry a
crew of 360 sailors and 700 combat-ready Marines
to be delivered ashore by helicopters and
assault craft.
Steel from the World Trade Center was melted
down in a foundry in Amite , LA to cast the ship’s bow section.
When it was poured into the molds on Sept 9, 2003, ‘those big rough steelworkers treated it with total reverence,’ recalled Navy Capt. Kevin Wensing, who was there. ‘It was a spiritual moment for everybody there.’
Junior Chavers, foundry operations manager, said that when the trade center steel first arrived, he touched it with his hand and the ‘hair on my neck stood up.’ ‘It had a big meaning to it for all of us,’ he said. ‘They knocked us down. They can’t keep us down. We’re going to be back.’
The ship’s motto? ‘Never Forget’
She arrives in NY 11/2/09 for the commissioning ceremony on 11/7.
Easter Parade and Easter Bonnet Festival
On Easter Sunday, (April 12, 2009) you have the opportunity to see Easter bonnets to the New York City extreme as “paraders” wander along Fifth Avenue from 49th to 57th Streets.
The area around St. Patrick’s Cathedral is the ideal place to see the parade. The Easter Parade and Easter Bonnet Festival runs from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m.
Unlike most New York City Parades, the Easter Parade is a far less organized event. From 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. the area along Fifth Avenue from 49th to 57th Streets is closed to vehicular traffic, and folks wander the street admiring various Easter Bonnets and Easter outfits.
Visitors in town during Easter will enjoy stopping by the area for a bit during the festivities, but seeing the various Easter bonnets and costumed pets is probably only worth a short visit.
This parade doesn’t have any floats or marching bands but it is a spectacle nonetheless. From around the world people come to New York City to participate.
Outfits range from elegant to outrageous. From outfits accented with live animals to civil war period costumes and the latest high fashions, there is a little bit of everything for the parade viewer.
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RAINBOW PILGRIMAGE – New York City Tourism Embraces Gay Stonewall Anniversary
(Photo – Announcing a new marketing campaign aimed at gay tourists were George A. Fertitta, chief executive of NYC & Company, Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker, and Rosie Mendez, a Manhattan councilwoman.)
New York City is a great place to be gay in, that’s for sure. We have come a long way, but still have a long ways to go. New York City boasts an abundance of destinations that not only shed light on the LGBT past, but continue offering entertainment, education and opportunities for work relating to the community.
In the New York Times today SEWELL CHAN reports,
Announcing a new marketing campaign under the slogan “Rainbow Pilgrimage,” tourism officials said on Tuesday that the new marketing campaign would seek to portray a visit to New York “as a ‘rite of passage’ for the gay and lesbian traveler.”
City officials found little remarkable in using an event associated with violence and resistance as the centerpiece of a marketing campaign.
“I don’t think it’s ironic; I think it’s significant,” Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker, who is openly gay, told reporters at a news conference Tuesday announcing the campaign. “You know, 40 years ago a group of people said, ‘Enough was enough.’ And they struck back against police officers. They struck back against unfair treatment. They quite frankly did what they felt they had to do. And it created the modern L.G.B.T. civil rights movement.”
I don’t know….I kind of feel like the city is trying to make money off the gay community. Like we are being exploited for the Gay $$$.
Get equal LGBT rights and gay marriage passed!
Give us respect. Give us equality.
Will the tourism board be working with groups like Heritage of Pride and The Center?
It sounds like they created this campaign without the imput of the gay community….
I hope in the coming months, we see this as a good thing.
Read the full gay tourism piece by Sewell at New York Times
A great historical piece on Stonewall from Columbia
COMING TO NEW YORK? The campaign includes travel packages that can be booked online.
Best Prices on Gay Travel Packages!
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Broadway’s Adams, Holbrook & Hughes Featured in PAPER Mag’s ‘Beautiful People’ Issue
Broadway HOTTIES Nick Adams, Curtis Holbrook and Van Hughes are featured in the April issue of PAPER MAGAZINE on stands now. The talented trio are included in the magazine’s 12th annual “Beautiful People” issue.
Nick Adams , who I am in love with 🙂 , is currently starring as Liver Lips Louis in the revival of “Guys and Dolls“, is best known for his role as Larry in the recent Broadway revival of “A Chorus Line” opposite Mario Lopez. Later this year, he will also appear in the film, “An Englishman in New York,” starring John Hurt, Cynthia Nixon, and Swoozie Kurtz.
Curtis Holbrook is getting acclaim for his work as “Action” in West Side Story at the Palace Theatre in New York City.
Van Hughes will soon be seen in the new Broadway musical-comedy, 9 To 5: The Musical starring Allison Janney, Stephanie J. Block, Megan Hilty, and two-time Tony Award nominee Marc Kudisch which will begin preview performances on Tuesday, April 7, 2009 and will open Thursday, April 30, 2009, at the Marriott Marquis Theatre (1535 Broadway). 9 To 5: The Musical marks the Broadway debut of seven-time Grammy Award winning singer, songwriter and musician Dolly Parton as composer and lyricist.
See the Beautiful Broadway Boys at Paper online!
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AIDS Walk New York May 17th Central Park
We urge you to take this important step in the fight against AIDS by registering for the Annual AIDS Walk New York. The funds you raise will go toward assisting thousands of people living with HIV/AIDS throughout the tri-state area.
Since 1986, AIDS Walk New York has raised more than $105 million for HIV programs and services, and has grown into the largest AIDS fundraising event in the world.
In 2008 alone, 45,000 participants, many of whom were members of 2,450 corporate and community teams, raised a record sum of over $7 million for Gay Men’s Health Crisis (GMHC) and 50 other local AIDS service organizations.
AIDS Walk New York will take place on Sunday, May 17, 2009. The AIDS 10k Walk begins and ends in Central Park.
Find out more and register online at AIDS WALK NEW YORK!
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NextWorks Networking Event – With Broadway Bares and SPLASH bar – April 7th
NextWorks
A Great Networking Night!
Tues April 7th, 6-9pm
Splash bar
This is a special celebration where BCEFA will announce the name and theme of the 2009 BROADWAY BARES event in June. Dont miss it!!!!
This event will feature:
– No Cover! FREE REGISTRATION ONLINE
– Cocktail Specials!
– Prizes
– Hundreds of Amazing Guys!
– Stars from the upcoming Broadway Bares!
Splash, 50 West 17th Street B/W 5th and 6th, NYC
Ticket Reservations being taken NOW for Broadway Bares 19 – online!
2 shows! 9:30pm and Midnight!
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TOPMAN Finally Opens in New York SoHo This Week!
IT’S HERE!
The wait is over!
From London to New York City,
TOPMAN ARRIVES in the US!
Finally, after a 6 month delay….
Grand Opening Tuesday April 2nd, 11am.
The British retail giant wants to get a share of the American market and offer a vast array of choices to the young and hip Americana. Think H&M, but a few steps up.
Topman will be competing with Abercrombie & Fitch, H&M Hennes & Mauritz, Zara, Mango and Mexx. The store will feature young and emerging designers displayed alongside established designers or brands such as Topman from a selected country per year.
TOPMAN was nominated for ‘Menswear Design of the Year’ by the British Fashion Council, winner of ‘Best Fashion Retailer’ at the Maxim Style Awards for 2005 and winner of ‘Best High Street Retailer’ at the FHM Fashion & Grooming awards 2007.
TOPMAN caters for all budgets , all occasions and all styles regardless of age. They cater to both tops AND bottoms.
East Village Radio will be broadcasting exclusive DJ sets live from the store.
TOPMAN – NEW YORK, 478 BROADWAY, SOHO
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Bridging the Gay-Straight Divide – Beyond Tolerance March 28th
When a boy in second-grade class announced to his friends that he did not like girls, a classmate told him that someday he would marry one.
An assistant teacher at a school in NYC, intervened, noting that sometimes two men get married and sometimes people don’t marry at all. She was later reprimanded for her actions.
A group of gay-rights activists are now involved in planning Beyond Tolerance 3, a March 28 event devoted to the creation and maintenance of GSAs city-wide. The event is sponsored by NYQueer, a working group with the New York Collective of Radical Educators (NYCoRE)..
Beyond Tolerance 3 will be aimed primarily at giving teachers the resources they need to promote GSAs at their schools, but will also be providing tools to students so that they can feel empowered to be active and participate in causes they believe in. The event will include workshops and forums for educators and students to voice their concerns, both to themselves and to each other.
NYQueer is working together with representatives from the Gay, Lesbian, Straight Education Network, Connect to Protect, PFLAG and other organizations to organize Beyond Tolerance 3.
UPCOMING EVENTS:
Beyond Tolerance 3
Saturday, March 28, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 230 West 13th Street, Manhattan NYCORE / NYQUEER
National Day of Silence
Students across the country will take a vow of silence April 17 to bring attention to anti-LGBTQ behavior in schools. Day Of Silence
Equality and Justice Day
Hundreds of gay-rights activists will go to Albany for a day to lobby elected officials April 28. Register at Beyond Tolerance 3, March 28. Pride Agenda
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Harvey Redding’s Painted Boy Gay Art Fair
PAINTED BOY ART FAIR
Saturday April 4, 11am- 7pm / Sunday, April 5, 12 am- 6pm
LGBT Center, 208 W. 13 St. N.Y.
Admission to the Fair: $20., $15 with coupon
The Saturday and Sunday general public schedule boasts over 50 vendors with more than 5,000 unambiguously gay artworks created by provocative local, national and international artists. Representing our multi-hued community, captivating emerging talents join forces with gay art legends, who will be heralded throughout this hallucinating event. Navigating through The Painted Boy is easy, with humorous street signs directing our art-collectors-to-be, through the maze of artist’s booths. Strolling, handsome models, guest porn stars, as well as mere- mortals, are summoned into each venue by colorful signage.
This art show will feature the work of Hugh Hysell.
(VIP Gala will be Friday April 3rd 7-10pm. )
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Meet JD, Scott & Baya of the “Real World” at the Center! March 20th
Stop by the Center after work on Friday…
Meet JD, Scott, and Baya from “Real World: Brooklyn”
at this Open Bar Cocktail Reception at the Center!
RSVP now!
Friday, March 20, 6:30-8:30PM
The Center, 208 W. 13th Street, NYC (Map)
Event is 21+
Meet the Cast!
Have your photo taken with cast members!
See photos online the day after the event!
Win Prizes!
Win these exciting prizes in the raffle:
• A Personal Training Session with
Scott Herman of scott herman fitness.com
• Autographed Photos with JD
• A Night Out with Baya: Drink Tickets to Baya’s Trainwreck Party
• Tickets to Hot New Off Broadway Shows: The 39 Steps, Irena’s Vow,
ROOMS – a rock romance
• Tickets to Center Bingo and Lesbian Cinema Arts Screening
…and more!
Support the Center by Attending!
JD, Scott, and Baya are all Center Members…and now you can become a Center Member, too!
Admission to the Cocktail Reception with “Real World” Cast:
$15 for new Center Members: includes Center Membership
(normally valued at $35), open bar & raffle!
$10 for existing Center Members: includes open bar & raffle!
RSVP online now!
Limited space; priority given to those who register online!
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Make Me A SuperModel Ronnie Kroell at SPLASH BAR
RONNIE KROELL –
former Make Me A SuperModel contestant,
is in New York this week performing at SPLASH BAR.
Wednesday March 18th at the SIX DEGREES PARTY.
Meet Ronnie and hear him sing his first single, “Miserable Attraction.” 10pm.
Ronnie Kroell, most recently of Bravo’s “Make Me a Supermodel” season one, is one of the most motivated, creative, and talented artists of his generation.
Not only has he moved from Chicago to NYC to pursue his dream of being a Supermodel, but he now has become a triple threat as he explores his acting and musical career.
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DROOG opens in SoHo
DROOG is an enterprise based in Amsterdam and set up in 1993 as a statement on design. Now they have come to SOHO!
They operate worldwide together with partners, clients and manufacturers, designers, artists and architects in all areas of design. Working from a mentality that is close to human, their unique products and designs each tell a story about themes such as: memories, nostalgia, re-use, craftsmanship and nature.
The goal is to create innovative concepts that change perspective, they want to substantially contribute to the international debate about design.
Cool designs like GLUE JEANS. Say goodbye to the stitch; the new jeans is kept together by glue! Droog presents the Gluejeans by G+N designers as part of the public downtown programme of the Amsterdam International Fashion Week.
How about BOTTOMS UP Doorbell? What we know as a doorbell, a square box, does not actually indicate its function. In Bottoms Up, nothing is hidden. The sound is created and symbolized by the crystal wineglasses. The guests are announced with a musical toast of this doorbell.
Over 150 products from over 100 designers. As Droog Design is not a style, but rather a view on design in the 21st century, the founders of Droog prefer to have the initiative in the contact with designers, to ensure that new ideas have not been inspired by exisitng Droog products but represent innovative and creative concepts.
Stop by and check it out!
droog New York 76 Greene Street
(between Spring and Broome)
New York, NY 10012-4379
t +1 212 941 8350
Shopping hours
Monday to Saturday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday, noon to 6 p.m.
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New York Fashion Week in Bryant Park…Who Will Win Project Runway? And Who Will Be A Hot Tranny Mess?
The fashion industry’s finest, and the celebrities who love them, are descending on Bryant Park for Mercedes Benz Fashion Week all this week, from September 5-12, 2008.
On Thursday night the 11th, last years winner Christian Siriano will be showing his collection.
Then Friday morning, 3 Project Runway finalists from the current season will be showing their goods.
Who will be in?
and who will be a hot tranny mess??
We’ll have to wait a couple more weeks to find out!
All of the hottest designers are showing their Spring 2009 collections to celebs and fashionistas in the tents in Bryant Park on 6th Avenue between 40th and 42nd Streets.
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