Set inside Openhouse's gallery-like space, UrbanDaddy and Stoli's "white room" event put 350 guests in a white-on-white setting. To match the decor, Stoli models wore white and, in a nod to the vodka brand's logo, their look included red body paint and make up.
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Lucite chairs, candles, and sleek white linens dressed the 150-foot tables.
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In 2006, nonprofit art organization Performa instructed its guests to wear white—the combined "canvas" of their outfits served as moving screens for colorful video projections produced by Gerrit Vooren and Brian Miller of Reels4Artists.
Photo: Dan Morgan
For Diffa's New York Dining by Design benefit in 2004, Robert Rufino of luxury jewelry company Tiffany crafted a towering centerpiece of white feathers and strings of iridescent beads. The structure was surrounded by small bunches of white flowers at the base. Other touches included marabou boas, which draped the backs of the chairs, and a white rug.
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The Joffrey Ballet's spring gala
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Three-layers of acrylic shelving were accented with wild white flowers and green vines for the all-white-chocolate sushi display from Ginger Island.
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The CS Interiors by Neff of Chicago display had all-white decor. Touches included prop white birds at each place setting and fluffy white pillows on chairs.
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The Giselle gala at the Harris Theater this year boasted all-white decor with large, transparent cubes that were suspended from the ceiling in the dining area. Ferns and white freesia dotted the table tops.
Photo: Robert Carl
White-lacquered bamboo divides the room and white fringe embellishes the venue's chandeliers.
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White: Purity, Innocence, Empowerment, Goodness, Cleanliness
At UrbanDaddy and Stoli’s launch event in New York in 2012, a pure white room was later transformed into a playful and colorful space as guests painted on the walls and lighting projections filled the room.Â
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'Variety' and 'WWD' StyleMakers Event
An unexpected addition to the stage was a DJ booth.
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"The Cinderella-inspired display at this year's P.H.S. Philadelphia Flower Show blew me away. Together, the larger-than-life floral displays, lush table linen, and candlelit centerpieces dripping with jewels created the grandest wedding design I've ever seen. All that was missing was Prince Charming!" —Amy Gordon, contributing editor
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