
Orange lettering and arrows on the floor showed guests where to begin their visit.
Photo: Shooting Stars Pro

The "Fight" station was cordoned off via green tape on the floor.
Photo: Shooting Stars Pro

More of the collection was showcased in a honeycomb divider.
Photo: Shooting Stars Pro
Diesel Studio Africa Event

An event for Diesel and Bono’s clothing collection, Edun, took to the Tally Horse Ranch. Bono was among those curating the music for the program.
Photo: Vero Image

On Pier 46, students from the Public Schools Athletic League competed in a series of on-site activities, including a timed accuracy throw that involved flinging a small football through hanging tires.
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Markus Daly Ryan produced Univision's Deportes launch in New York, where picnic tables formed the bulk of the seating and found lumber was turned into cocktail tables for a neighborhood-block-party feel.
Photo: Brian Ach/AP Images for Univision

For the picnic-inspired Absolut Orient Apple launch party in New York last summer, organizers covered the floor of the indoor venue with sod, and brought in live trees and wooden barrels filled with thousands of apples.
Photo: Gustavo Campos

For an indoor summer-themed gathering, Swank producers used beach balls to create playful "chandeliers." Tables were covered in summery yellow and orange linens.
Photo: Courtesy of Swank Productions

At Sunglass Hut's summer block party in Miami, family-friendly games included corn hole, bocce ball, ping-pong, and hopscotch.
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A cutout step-and-repeat wall allowed the exposed brick behind to show through.
Photo: Sean Twomey/2me Studios

A 20-foot-tall fabricated tree was the centerpiece of the premiere party, with a trunk that measured four feet in diameter and branches that spanned 10 feet.
Photo: Aaron Cansler

Natural picnic bench, $25, available in New York’s tri-state area from Something Different Party Rental (973.742.1779, somethingdifferent party.com)
Photo: Courtesy of Something Different Party Rental

Live flowers and Astroturf decorated a 90-foot-long arrivals area.
Photo: Mark Davis/Visionary Group