Inside Emira D’Spain’s Star-Studded White Party Ahead of Her TV Debut
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A rooftop, a dress code, and an all-star guest list—Emira D’Spain’s White Party proved the unofficial start of summer is as stylish as ever.
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Read MoreOn April 7th, BARD will be hosting the 6th Annual Show Your Love for Detroit event in NYC at The Bowery Hotel. Following successful years past, the foundation will bring Metro-Detroit-raised New Yorkers, and others who share a passion for the city back together again for a fundraising affair, filled with live music, an open bar and a noteworthy silent auction.
Since 2011, Born & Raised Detroit (BARD) has been dedicated to keeping Detroiters connected across the United States in efforts to support and contribute to the city of Detroit, making it a hopeful place for future generations.
“Experiences that positively contribute to the upbringing of Detroit’s youth lie at the core of Born & Raised Detroit.” –Parker Lynch, Founder
Last year’s event attracted over 500 young professionals, aged 25-40, raising more than $60,000 for youth-based charities taking place on the ground in Metro-Detroit. In total, over the past five years, BARD has raised more than $350,000, donating significant amounts to non-profits, such as Alternatives for Girls, Racquet Up Detroit, Horizons Upward Bound,Detroit Music Hall, Beyond Basics, and the Ruth Ellis Center.
To help make a difference, join Born & Raised Detroit in its efforts to making the 6th Annual Show Your Love for Detroit the most successful event yet. Ticket purchases and donations can be made here: https://nylovesdet.org. The foundation warmheartedly appreciates any contribution to assist in strengthening the foundations of Detroit: together, our passion, our city.
Honey Deuces, rooftop screenings, tennis-inspired desserts, and Champagne are bringing the US Open experience from Queens into Manhattan.
Christie Brinkley and Alexandra Richards brought Hamptons style to a night of ocean conservation, headlining Project Zero’s Coral Benefit with a charity auction supporting reef restoration worldwide.
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Martha Hunt, the model and former Victoria's Secret Angel, has listed her Tribeca condominium at 5 Franklin Place for $3,750,000, a two-bedroom corner residence reimagined by AD100 designer Giancarlo Valle.
Frank Sinatra bought this Hoboken brownstone for his parents in the 1940s, and now the gut-renovated duplex is asking $3.95 million.
For tennis fans who prefer their US Open week with skyline views, Champagne, athlete access, and a 12-carat diamond bracelet, Lotte New York Palace is serving the ultimate luxury match point.
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