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Freds at Barneys New York

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New York, NY 10065
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On the Track
Sports
Behind the Build of the Record-Breaking 2024 Formula 1 Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix
Get an inside look at Hard Rock Stadium’s Formula 1 strategic planning and execution, along with on-track brand highlights and the best off-track moments from Miami Race Week 2024.
An expansive pathway inspired by Korean gardens guides guests through an LED experience that depicts florals growing, blooming, and fading away in an ever-evolving cycle.
Experiential Marketing, Activations & Sponsorships
Tech Bloom: See Inside Jeff Leatham’s New Immersive Floral Exhibition
WIPA Philadelphia's first-ever gala was held at Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia.
Event Design & Decor
How Dozens of Competitive Vendors Worked Together for This Over-the-Top Gala
Direct-to-consumer intimates and apparel brand Knix hosted Club Knix to celebrate the launch of its 2024 swim collection. It features new colors, prints, and styles. And for the first time, Knix is offering an extensive range of swim cover-ups and accessories.
Experiential Marketing, Activations & Sponsorships
See How Knix Celebrated Its Customers with This Immersive Brand Trip
'Tap into travel,' Borunda advises of hosting inside an airplane hangar. 'Hosting an event at a hangar opens doors to many fun themes. Lean into the obvious aviation or travel themes, and decorate with planes and helicopters. Other fun themes can be ‘launch’ parties; milestones ‘reaching new heights’; or anything that can be a fun play on words in relation to planes, helicopters, or the hangar.'
Strategy
Tips for Hosting an Event Inside an Airplane Hangar—Where Not Even the Sky Is the Limit