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Surprise!....BONUS BLOG !!!


BONUS BLOG

Dateline: Nov. 12, 2013
Place: New York City

Event: Bumble and Bumble Private Party

Reason: To celebrate the publication of a new Book



Wow.

Marci & I were invited to attend “an intimate affair’ in NYC this week. It was a spectacular party to celebrate a new book written by our friend, Laurent Philippon.

Laurent at the Party


Regular readers of this blog will recall that Laurent, who lives in Paris, spent a bit of time with us back in June & July when Marci and I were staying in the Marais section of Paris.

We met him traveling in Mexico City a few years back...
Laurent is a very talented and world famous Hair Designer, Stylist, and Consultant to Bumble & Bumble ( see: http://laurentphilippon.tumblr.com/ ) ….he was kind enough to take Marci & I to the Haute Couture fashion show in Paris, and even arranged for Marci to have the world’s best hair color touch-up in Paris at salon Superstars….see the old blog post from June 30 ( for June 29 ) to review if you have forgotten.

The party was held at '632 on hudson', who’s name is it’s address...here’s Marci walking by again the next morning….it was bitter cold these 2 days. ( Pretty nice spot : http://www.632onhudson.com )



Laurent has worked on this book, his first, for quite a few years….it is a book celebrating the Art of Hair….it is filled with beautiful photos, some famous, some rare, all about the infinite possibilities of hair design. This is a PERFECT GIFT for Xmas for your Hairdresser!  And it will be available in the USA on November 15th…

Here are some photos from the party - all are Laurent’s friends, colleges, models, and hair fashion industry leaders - enjoy.


Above is Marci w/ a Model at the party, showcasing a Hair statement



Above, another Hair Model at the party...


Laurent chatting with PAMELA ANDERSON, with her new haircut (from Laurent)


Laurent posing with Fashion Icons Daphne Guinness ( far left) and Amanda Lepore (left of Laurent, with the lips)

Amanda Lepore is an American model, nightlife and fashion icon, performance artist, recording artist and transgender public figure.

Amanda's entourage


Amanda, with Baywatch Star Pamela Anderson...who looks GREAT  with her new Pixie haircut

Steve making the scene, after his 15th Champagne


Sensible shoes worn by Daphne Guinness


sensible dress, for a crowded party - self cooling...

Another Hair Model






Marci the next day at the B & B offices....


AND REMEMBER: This is a Great Book, and a Great Gift -

Available now at Amazon, and your local bookshop on 11/15...


Christmas is around the corner!

Thanks for staying a blog follower...

Steve & Marci


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