Outfit Agenda: Dream Date-Night Looks for Fall
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In this second installment of Outfit Agenda, we begin with a look that combines downtown edge with a relaxed, fun fit and tailored polish — the perfect look for a day spent bouncing around the Lower East Side’s contemporary art scene. Start at Lehmann Maupin and work your way to Uffner, Cooley, Beauchene, and Fuentes galleries before moving on to dinner and drinks later in the evening.
For a very special evening, one underscored by the Tennessee Williams masterpiece The Glass Menagerie, wear something just as classic, like Valentino’s wool and silk embroidered tulle dress and patent leather heels, along with Miu Miu’s bright and bold jacquard stripes. Enjoy drinks at The Lambs Club to top off a memorable evening in an unforgettable look.
Photographed by Youngjun Koo
Styled by Veronica Gledhill
Makeup by Angie Parker
Production by Hello Cancans Productions
Getting to Know You Meet up on the LES at the Lehmann Maupin Gallery (201 Chrystie Street, lehmannmaupin.com, 212- 254-0054) and scope out the wo...
Getting to Know You Meet up on the LES at the Lehmann Maupin Gallery (201 Chrystie Street, lehmannmaupin.com, 212- 254-0054) and scope out the works of Ashley Bickerton, the Barbados-born artist who was part of New York’s “Fantastic Four” in the late ’80s along with Jeff Koons, Peter Halley, and Meyer Vaisman.
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Getting to Know You Walk a few doors down to the the Experimental Cocktail Club (191 Chrystie Street, experimentalcocktailclubny.com). Sip artisa...
Getting to Know You Walk a few doors down to the the Experimental Cocktail Club (191 Chrystie Street, experimentalcocktailclubny.com). Sip artisanal cocktails, like Kelpie’s Julep made with blended Scotch, Szechuan peppercorn syrup, and bitters, under low-hanging lamps and vintage Hindustan wall murals. Shop this Look Photo: YoungJun Koo
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Getting to Know You Next, stroll over to Nolita for dinner at Estela (47 East Houston Street, estelanyc.com, 212-219- 7693), a gallery-like showc...
Getting to Know You Next, stroll over to Nolita for dinner at Estela (47 East Houston Street, estelanyc.com, 212-219- 7693), a gallery-like showcase for the culinary musings of chef Ignacio Mattos and Thomas Carter. Share a bottle of wine while you sample an opus of shared plates, like their notable razor clams chased with a splash of rosé before testing your playlist compatibility with an indie concert downtown or a DJ set out in Brooklyn. Save the date for the Flaming Lips at Terminal 5 on October 2 (610 West 56th Street, terminal5nyc.com) or John Legend at the Beacon Theatre on October 28 and 29 (2124 Broadway, beacontheatre.com).
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Learning to Love You Experience a timeless New York City date with an indulgent dinner, a classic Broadway theater production, and some post-thea...
Learning to Love You Experience a timeless New York City date with an indulgent dinner, a classic Broadway theater production, and some post-theater cocktails in a former actors’ club.
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Learning to Love You Spark the night with a quick bite and a some wine at The Modern (9 West 53rd Street, 212-333-1220), Danny Meyer’s sophistica...
Learning to Love You Spark the night with a quick bite and a some wine at The Modern (9 West 53rd Street, 212-333-1220), Danny Meyer’s sophisticated café nestled inside the MoMa. After your meal, keep the vibe highbrow with tickets to Tennessee Williams’ stage classic “The Glass Menagerie” (opening September 5) at The Booth Theater (222 West 45th Street) starring Cherry Jones and Zachary Quinto.
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Learning to Love You Spark the night with a quick bite and a some wine at The Modern (9 West 53rd Street, 212-333-1220), Danny Meyer’s sophistica...
Learning to Love You Spark the night with a quick bite and a some wine at The Modern (9 West 53rd Street, 212-333-1220), Danny Meyer’s sophisticated café nestled inside the MoMa. After your meal, keep the vibe highbrow with tickets to Tennessee Williams’ stage classic “The Glass Menagerie” (opening September 5) at The Booth Theater (222 West 45th Street) starring Cherry Jones and Zachary Quinto.
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Learning to Love You Afterwards, step back in time at The Lambs Club (132 West 44th Street, thelambsclub.com, 212-997-5262) situated in the tony ...
Learning to Love You Afterwards, step back in time at The Lambs Club (132 West 44th Street, thelambsclub.com, 212-997-5262) situated in the tony Chatwal Hotel. Taking its name from the venerable actors’ club it once housed, the Empire Deco interior is lined by portraits of the old guard, from W. C. Fields to Ronald Reagan. Lose track of the hours over a lemon-meringue tart and meticulously crafted cocktails, like a Hay Fizz, made with anachronistic flourishes, like hand-cut ice and fresh-pressed juice.
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