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Fashion's Night Out: Tweets and Photos From Our Editors and Others at Fashion's Big Shopping Event

September 7, 2012

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Thursday, September 6, was Fashion's Night Out, the fourth run of the shopping initiative created by Vogue, the Council of Fashion Designers of America, and NYC & Company. Below is an archive of tweets and photos from our editors and others from the festivities in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and other cities—including some folks who used the hashtag #BizBash to show us what they were seeing. You can get more from our editors by following us on Twitter at @BizBash_News and on Instagram at BizBash_News.

'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.'

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'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.'

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We spoke with the production team behind the Las Olas Wine & Food Festival to talk strategy—along with all the food, beverage, and activation highlights.

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