On November 2, the New York Public Library hosted its annual gala in the Stephen A. Schwarzman building. David Monn handled decor and gave the dinner a rustic look with lots of greenery.
Stark predicts that frosty grays and cement, winter whites, dusty roses, olive greens, deep purples, and metallics will be popular colors in event decor in the new year. And Pantone's colors of the year—Rose Quartz and Serenity—may inspire more than just baby showers. The company said that the tranquil, soothing hues represent a cultural desire for “colors that psychologically fulfill our yearning for reassurance and security.” The company also said the colors reflect a cultural shift toward blurring gender lines in fashion.
If you're being honest, you know you may have some hungover guests at some of your events, so this idea is as practical as it is inspired by summer’s huge comedy flick. At South by Southwest in 2011, Groupon's hangover brunch had necessary staples like sunglasses, energy bars, and survival kits in oversize pill bottles.
