Museum A La Mode
Posted on Apr 16, 2010 @ 12:32PM - Add a comment
On Thursday night in NYC, celebs flocked to the American Museum of Natural History for the annual Museum Dance. While the dress code ranged from super sexy minis to dramatic floorlengths, starlets and supermodels made a point to look glam and gorgeous.
PHOTOS: Ivanka Trump, Jessica White, Julie Henderson, Claire Danes, Maggie Rizer, Matthew Settle, Emmy Rossum, Coco Rocha, Michelle Trachtenberg, Charlotte Ronson, Christian Siriano And Veronica Webb At The American Museum Of Natural History’s Museum Dance
Emmy Rossum looked Studio-54 glam wearing a sexy and revealing mini, which featured a low-cut neckline, while Ivanka Trump opted for a dramatically sophisticated, Donna Karan Spring 2010 wrap dress, in gorgeous shades of grey. Supermodels Jessica White and Julie Henderson both showed off their figures in long and luscious bandage gowns, while Claire Danes showed up in her $69.99 Zac Posen For Target frock.
PHOTOS: Starlets, Socialites, Supermodels At Spring Dinner Dance
Who was the belle of the Museum Dance? Check out the gallery in Style to find out.
Louis Vuitton "Malle Mars" Apollo 11 Commemorative Trunk
Posted on Jul 14, 2009 @ 09:36AM - Add a comment
The traditional monogram print Louis Vuitton luggage and trunks are a celebrity favorite, not to mention a travel staple for the likes of Jessica Simpson, Lindsay Lohan, Justin Timberlake and every other fashion crazed super-star on the planet.
Monday night LV amped up their luggage collection and unveiled their "Malle Mars" Apollo 11 commemoration trunk at the American Natural History Museum to celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the lunar landing. This lux storage device is without a doubt one of a kind and next dimension faboo!
Originally designed in 2004 by LV designer Yuko Torii, the futuristic aerodynamic trunk features what Louis Vuitton assumes one needs in outerspace -- compartments, tools, drawers, dishware and even a folding chair to lounge in while looking out over the earth.
Either way- this is one serious piece of Louis Vuitton that even A-list celebrities won't be flaunting. Sorry Jess! It is, so to say, out of this world!
The hunk of a trunk is currently on display at the Rose Center for Earth and Space at the American Museum of Natural History in New York.
