>Don Hill Forever Young Style

>It was a friend’s birthday party not to long ago, and it was one of those summer nights when everyone is out, everyone is at one place, and it’s so rocking nobody makes a bid to leave.

The bar? Ten people deep. . .order ten drinks when you’re up style. . .

My girlfriend and I were too busy complaining when Don came up behind us. “The service is really sucking tonight, isn’t it? Wanna guest bartend?” We turned around, and sad but true, we didn’t recognize the legend.

He liked it that way best style.

When we asked, it was a simple, “Don.”

For anyone who knew him, they will know it was weird little encounters like that which gave him a kick. He liked things a little odd, but simple. Funky, but bizzarely normal.

He passed on April 1st, the only day Manhattan’s eternal nightlife jester could  have left. A small part of us believes if it was that day, it was on his own terms like everything else style.

Rest in peace, Don. With love, appreciation, and admiration for the world you carved and cultivated.

Don Hill, Forever Young Style.

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>Julie Brown Designs Style

>Introducing Julie Brown Designs. . . next on InsiderStyle. Stay tuned! We’re heading to The Ainsworth for our Retail Networking Event, and then back to share all! Be sure to check out our Media and Press Kit, and if you’re looking to work in the fashion and retail sector, or have staffing needs for your brand or company, make sure to visit our website and our Facebook page.

We’re off to 26th Street . . .

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>Stubbs and Wootton: Woot Woot Season Upon Us Again

>Hey Palm Beach Sugar Daddy Ken, guess what? It’s woot woot season again. . . as if it EVER ended style. . .

Palm Beach Sugar Daddy Ken is not a doucheberry. He is very chic and is available for $82.

We love the Stubbs and Wootton on Via Parigi. . .
But this glorious Saturday afternoon we skipped over to 77th and Madison for our favorite slippers this season: The Crab Straw Natural.


Other favorites include the Bee Black slipper. . .

And this chic weekend bag. . . perfect for an East Hampton weekend getaway. . . 
If you don’t concur, er,
No matter what your style, we think everyone should dabble in a little woot woot this spring. 
Toast your inner Ken style. . .

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>Presenting 9 Undisclosed: An Exclusive Peek into a Secret Sample Sale

>Here’s an exclusive, never been seen before peek into the sample sales conducted by 9 Undisclosed founder Lindsay Burka. . .it looks too good to be true.

And it is.

But they’re very real. . . by invitation only, but if you like what you see, Insiderstyle invites you to apply to get on the exclusive guest list.

Here’s how to get on the list:


Email lindsay@9undisclosed.com with your name, your title, and a scan or copy of your business card and if approved, you will get an invitation to the next event!

Fingers crossed style.

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>Favorite Fashion Selects: High Gloss Magazine and JBCStyle

>It’s out! The second issue of High Gloss Magazine by Paloma Contreras, who is also the founder and creator of one of our favorite home blogs, La Dolce Vita.

We’re psyched to have Bryan’s selects featured on the magazine’s cyber glossy pages! Let’s see what he picked. . .

Tod’s Tote Bag
Marc Jacobs Tee
Tiffany’s Men’s Atlas Ring
David Yurman Watch
Burberry Jeans
Skull Candy for IPhone Case
Nautica Folding Frame Glasses

All in a cool, baby blue theme. . .check out the full list here:

Recruiting is our business, but let’s not forget about the original joy, let’s go shopping style.

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>Bryan Zaslow Sails Away: Summit At Sea

>Where in the world is Bryan Zaslow? On the coolest cruise we’ve ever heard of. . . heading to an undisclosed island (he won’t tell us where, and we’re not sure even he knows yet) with 999 other people including Sir Richard BransonRussell Simmons, and a host of names that have our heads in a tailspin. We would love to be on a cruise with these guests, too. If Ayn Rand were alive she might agree that Atlas indeed has shrugged, and Galt’s Gulch is not just a literary fantasy.

Check it out style.

                   



A recent article in Forbes Magazine by Steve Bertoni summed up Summit At Sea best:

Founder Elliott Bisnow says simply, 
“The only currency isn’t money.”

This April, Summit Series will pack 1,000 people on a cruise ship and sail from Florida to an undisclosed island for a 3 day weekend. This is no Carnival Cruise. The (invitation only) group will be made up of some of the brightest names in business, politics, technology, philanthropy and culture. In just 3 years, Summit Series has attracted the likes of President Bill Clinton, billionaires Mark Cuban (HD Net; Dallas Mavericks) and Ted Turner (CNN, TBS Time Warner) plus a  new generation of influencers like Facebook’s Sean Parker, author Tim Ferriss,  models Christy Turlington and Bar RefaeliTOMS Shoes founder Blake Mycoskie and Wine Library’s Gary Vaynerchuck. Co-Founders Elliott Bisnow , Brett Leve, Jeffery Rosenthal and Jeremy Schwartz (all in their 20’s) gather an eclectic mix of people and put them in unique situations. Summit Series attendees participate in concerts (by the Roots), yoga and sky diving along with the standard panels and speeches. Summit Series gets results for its attendees. Shakil Khan of online music site Spotify, met Sean Parker (Napster and Facebook) at a past event and snagged an investment from Parker’s venture group, the Founders Fund. Summit Series has also matched charities with big money, helping the non-profits collect more than $2 million in donations. A ticket to Summit Series ranges from $2,500 to $5,000–cheap compared to the $40,000 price tag of Davos, or the $25,000 cost of attending the Clinton Global Initiative. To make up for the low cost of admission, Summit Series also collects sponsorship cash from companies looking to reach this influential group of people. Mercedes pays to have their cars ferry attendees to events. Last yearMicrosoft pitched in money to have XBoxes set up in hotel lobbies. Blackberry has gotten in the action too. Do you know of a more influential networking event for a  new generation of geniuses? If so, let me know.

Bon voyage, Bryan Zaslow.

p.s. Elliott, sorry Nikki and Anisha couldn’t make it.  Next time style.

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>Media and Press Kit 2011

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>Our Customized Coffee Table Style

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>Hare and Hart Style

>Welcome to our latest obsession. . .leather jackets that feel like butter, cut just right, and. . . absolutely affordable? Dream on style. That’s what we thought, too, before meeting Jennie Engelhardt and Emily Harrison, the talented duo behind Hare + Hart . .  just wait till you see their bags. . .

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Favorite new discovery style.

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