Surrounded by camellia trees, the promenade area was redone as a garden space, reminiscent of Jean Cocteau's classic La Belle et la Bête. The room highlighted Chanel's fine jewelry collection alongside flowers that shone with diamonds.
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GBK Golden Globes Gift Suite
GBK hosted a lounge including gifts and services on Friday and Saturday at the L’Ermitage Hotel in Beverly Hills.
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Tommy Hilfiger
Details for both shows from Tommy Hilfiger included gates branded with the designer’s initials set in iron and a square-shaped brick runway bordered with gravel and artificial maple trees.
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Tommy Hilfiger
At the Park Avenue Armory, Tommy Hilfiger fashioned an elaborate set that resembled a gated garden. The showing of his men’s collection on Friday (pictured) had café tables and chairs, and on Sunday evening, the seating switched out for benches to accommodate more attendees at the presentation of the designer’s women’s collection.
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Cash Money Records Pre-Grammy Party
Digital screens, including a retractable LED chandelier that draped the stage, displayed images such as the Eiffel Tower emblazoned with YMCMB (Young Money Cash Money Billionaires) logos. And 14-foot white cherry blossom trees stood sentry.
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With less than three hours for set up, David Beahm and his team converted Saks Fifth Avenue's third floor into a veritable garden of Eden.
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AFR Event Furnishings' Green Grass line includes sofas, benches, and a bar covered in artificial turf. The pieces make an eye-catching display for outdoor events.
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For additional seating, plush velvet couches lined both sides of the cocktail area. Candles and small plants decorated the tops of the mirrored tables.
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Long, communal tables and lounge-like configurations provided more relaxed seating on the upper level. For centerpieces, the designer incorporated square-shaped canopies, illuminated by candles that hung from the leaves in glass cylinders. Gift bags from sponsor Cartier were placed on guest's seats prior to the start of the event.
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For the HBO Emmy after-party in August 2010, event designer Billy Butchkavitz concocted a “summer safari” theme that featured animal-print tablecloths in preppy pink and banana and palm trees as high as 30 feet.
Photo: Gabor Ekecs
"Stars" by Stella Artois
As part of its holiday "Give Beautifully" campaign, Stella Artois hosted an interactive, immersive light installation December 10 to 12 at Skylight at Moynihan Station in New York. Guests were led through a dark tunnel to an empty room lit by a canopy of lights, which became interactive by following attendees around and gravitating towards them. The experience was photographed, and guests could share photos on social media in the adjacent Tasting Room.
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'In Style' and Warner Brothers Golden Globes Party
For In Style’s buzzy annual party with Warner Brothers, Thomas Ford of Tom Ford Designs constructed a tent that completely covered the Beverly Hilton fountain, turning the venue into a modern and sophisticated space filled with bold colors.
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Weinstein Company and Netflix Golden Globes Party
Moët provided a popular champagne vending machine. Guests picked up tokens to drop into the machine; they could either take their bottles for later or have a staff member pop them open on the spot.
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Dense arrangements of tropical plants were suspended between white pillars, creating a jungle-like canopy effect at the Museum of Modern Art’s 2013 Party in the Garden in New York.
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The arrivals backdrop—featuring the Cartier, which underwrote the event, and MoMA logos rendered in neon and marquee lights—echoed the dense arrangements of tropical greenery found inside the dinner space.
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New York-based jewelry company In God We Trust offered custom engraving on heart-shaped necklaces.
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Guests posed for the GIF photo booth; they were encouraged to use the hashtag #LorealLoves to share their experiences on social media.
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Street lamps and green trees as decor evoked a sense of strolling outdoors in a French urban environment at night for the Screen Actors Guild Gala.
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A curving marble bar created a bistro vibe. Jeff Leatham, whose floral designs famously deck the Four Seasons Hotel George V lobby in Paris, created pink flower arrangements that popped within the otherwise subdued space.
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Facades meant to evoke Parisian store fronts surrounded the party space.
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Sponsor L’Oréal Paris offered makeup touch-ups and product sampling for guests.
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Chandeliers hung overhead for a sense of European-style opulence and drama.
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Mock stone flooring contributed to the Parisian vibe.
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