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  • Vegas To Ring In New Year With Weddings, Weed, and WOW

    Vegas To Ring In New Year With Weddings, Weed, and WOW

    Vegas is always involving and always finding a way to entertain and engage visitors – Is this year going to be bigger & better?

    Las Vegas’s old theme was “what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas”, but when was the city every discreet? Sin City seems to be always going for bigger, better, and flashier.  Gone are the days of the $9.99 buffets and hello to the world of excess and excitement.  Home to three Tiffany & Cos, 4 Guccis, 8 Louis Vuittons, and 3 Hermes shops in less than 2 square miles – Vegas knows money. Now this year looks like Vegas to win in the New Year with weddings, weed and WOW.

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    This year on December 31, 2023, the date’s repeating 1-2-3 pattern has made it a popular choice for couples looking to make their nuptials extra memorable. This year’s specialty date just happens to fall on a holiday famous for its celebrations, making it even more appealing. And couples are responding.

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    Melody Willis-Williams, the president of Vegas Weddings, which operates multiple wedding venues shared “Anytime you get these specialty dates, they’re always hugely popular. But tie that in with New Year’s Eve and it’s a showstopper.”  The record of  4,492 for marriages in Las Vegas set on 7. July 2007. The day of the “lucky sevens.”

    Of course, Vegas has always had iconic locations – from the Golden Steer Las Vegas – home to massive steaks and lobsters to the kitschy Vegas sign and Bellagio fountain shows…Vegas gives you are reason to return again and again. The Spheres are the current showstopper.  Social media as blown as at the $2 billion globe like arena the outside has transformed from the Rocketttes to a Christmas Ornament mesmerizing locals and online community. And this is the first full year to make a splash and fill it with action, music and wonder. Look for Phish, U-2, and, rumor has it, Harry Styles to be part of their lineup.

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    One of the nations most popular dispensaries, Planet 13, off the Las Vegas Strip, will get a bump when Cannabition opens in an adjacent space.  The immersive, “Instagrammable” experience designed for entertainment and enlightenment has the cannabis community excited.

    And, coming off their inaugural race, the Las Vegas Grand Prix will return in 2024!  After the 2023, Vegas business are eager to the return and yet another unique attraction in Sin City.

    So whether a ring, race, ribs or weed….Vegas has a promising 2024.

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  • The Sweet Meaning Behind Barbara Palvin and Dylan Sprouse’s Wedding Bands

    The Sweet Meaning Behind Barbara Palvin and Dylan Sprouse’s Wedding Bands

    Barbara Palvin and Dylan Sprouse are officially married, and their wedding bands are just as sweet as their love story. After meeting at an event where Palvin cut him in line, resulting in Sprouse sliding into her Instagram DMs, the lovebirds were together for more than four years before he proposed in September 2022. Sprouse held onto his now-wife’s oval-cut solitaire diamond engagement ring for seven months. The couple got married in July with two timeless rose gold bands from the iconic jewelry brand Tiffany & Co.

    On Aug. 9, the newlyweds took to Instagram to show off their simple yet unique pieces while visiting the Tiffany Landmark store. The former Victoria’s Secret model, whose native country is Hungary, beamed happily as she proudly sported her ring on her right hand. “Bringing Hungarian traditions to the Tiffany Landmark. Did you know that Hungarians wear their wedding band on their right hand? Don’t mind if I DO 👰🏻‍♀️,” she captioned her post. Sprouse flaunted a traditional, thicker band as Palvin kissed him on the cheek.

    In line with their classic approach to all things romance, the couple exchanged their vows in Hungary at the same church Palvin’s parents got married in over three decades ago. For the blissful occasion, the 29-year-old bride donned a stunning wedding wardrobe that featured three dresses, Jimmy Choo pumps, and, of course, Tiffany & Co. jewelry, as spotlighted by Vogue. She kicked off the ceremony in a custom strapless design from Vivienne Westwood that featured the brand’s signature corset, accompanied by opera gloves, a ’90s-inspired choker, and a long veil. Palvin then switched things up with a slightly shorter dress by Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini that “made [her] feel like a modern princess.” Finally, she embraced her roots with a red dress at midnight, made by Hungarian designer Mero. Meanwhile, Sprouse stayed true to his simple taste with a black and white Canali suit, explaining, “I just wanted a very traditional tuxedo.”

    As the young couple prepare for a bigger California celebration in the fall, take a closer look at their gorgeous Tiffany & Co. wedding bands ahead.

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  • It’s Official: These Are the 7 Most Popular Designer Bracelets

    It’s Official: These Are the 7 Most Popular Designer Bracelets

    Generally speaking, jewelry never really goes out of style. Sure, there are some trends that come and go for a short amount of time, but they always seem to make their way back to the forefront of our personal collections. (Hoop earrings, we’re looking at you.) And considering the timeless quality of your baubles, you have all the more reason to invest in luxury pieces, such as the most popular designer bracelets.

    Whether it’s the iconic Cartier Love you’ve seen on everyone from your favorite style star to the coolest It girl or the Tiffany T bracelet, there’s something about wearing a bracelet so instantly recognizable that feels, well, chic. And when you buy yourself a bracelet from one of these brands, you know it’ll be a staple in your collection for years on end.

    If you’re ready to add a touch of luxury to your everyday accessories look, scroll down to see the most popular designer bracelets every fashion lover has their eye on.

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  • Beyoncé Stuns In Custom Tiffany & Co. Mesh Dress At First Toronto Show On Renaissance World Tour

    Beyoncé Stuns In Custom Tiffany & Co. Mesh Dress At First Toronto Show On Renaissance World Tour

    By Corey Atad.
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    Beyoncé brought some real elegance to Toronto.

    On Saturday night, the singer performed her first of two shows at the Rogers Centre on her Renaissance World Tour, and she opened things with a literally sparkling outfit.


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    The artist wore a custom Tiffany & Co. mesh dress, inspired by two iconic Elsa Peretti designs, featuring sparkling chains of bezel-set stones.

    Courtesy of Parkwood
    Courtesy of Parkwood

    With its flowing style, the dress was handcrafted from approximately 150 feet of mesh ribbon, with 300,000 rings woven throughout.

    The dress took a whopping 200 hours to produce.


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    Beyoncé also complemented the look with a diamond anklet and earrings from Tiffany.

    Photo: Kevin Mazur/WireImage for Parkwood
    Photo: Kevin Mazur/WireImage for Parkwood

    Of course, the concert included a number of big costume changes, ranging from shiny and metallic, to a camo jacket look with a very wide-brimmed hat.

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  • Beatrice Grannò Embodies Classic Italian Glamour in Valentino

    Beatrice Grannò Embodies Classic Italian Glamour in Valentino

    Let’s talk about your look for the Screen Actors Guild Awards.

    What I loved about that look is that it tells a story of sensuality that I like because it’s not upfront. It’s reserved, but it’s there. So sometimes through the gap of the dress, you can see my leg, but sometimes, you don’t. I love this kind of way of telling a story of sensuality. But also, I loved it because it is, in my opinion, what Italian fashion is, what it always was. So it’s chic but minimal but very definite and very strong. It doesn’t need that much—it’s there. I tend to have a very soft energy, so something that makes me feel more strong, it was just perfect.  

    Was it one that you tried on and instantly knew “This is the one,” or did you try many options?

    I tried many looks from many brands, but for some reason, my eye would always go back to that one because that dress was one that we tried, but it didn’t fit. It was the most complicated one, but I kept going back to it.  

    You had such cool hair and makeup. What was the inspiration behind your glam look? 

    I think that we were going for more of a natural look for the makeup. And then for the hair, we wanted a wet look, which is something I’d never done before and was exciting. The glam team was so talented. Peter Gray did the hair, and it was so good. And also the makeup artist Karoline Karakeosian works with Valentino Beauty. With makeup, I don’t like to have too much on. I always love a natural look, but this was the idea to create a sort of wet effect.

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  • A Legendary Pairing Falls Short: Another Failed Tiffany’s Campaign

    A Legendary Pairing Falls Short: Another Failed Tiffany’s Campaign

    In a world of luxury items, we are no strangers to high-end fashion brands intermingling with mass-market fashion. Hermès, once known for producing saddles, eventually made their way into the world with their bags. Louis Vuitton, the luggage empire, is now a leading face in fashion weeks everywhere. Tiffany, however, has stuck to jewelry.

    Tiffany’s robin’s egg blue demeanor and solid silver have satisfied customers for countless years. But recently, they’ve decided to market to a different, younger demographic. Look no further than their most recent attempt with the “1837 Collection” collaboration with Nike for the 40th anniversary of the Air Force 1.

    For Nike, it’s another score. For Tiffany, it leaves questions. The brand, acquired by LVMH in 2021, has hailed multiple collabs with big names like Jay-Z & Beyonce, Hailey Bieber, and Blackpink’s Rosé in an attempt to reach a younger generation of sales. Yet, longtime Tiffany fans have had an issue with most of these campaigns.

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    The $400 AF1 is all black leather with a robin’s egg blue swoosh, complete with a Tiffany silver shoe horn, silver brush, attachable silver whistle, and laces. Dropping on March 3, the resale value already rests at $1,850 on StockX. And while Nike has successfully collabed with other LVMH brands like Dior and Louis Vuitton, Tiffany’s take on the iconic Nike classic falls short.

    The shoe itself does little to represent Tiffany’s brand identity. The shoe buckle on the laces is leather when there is a clear opportunity to incorporate Tiffany’s well-known silver. The predominantly black leather is no ode to anything about the brand. People are saying they’re trying too hard to appeal to sneakerheads, suggesting buying the shoe to melt down the silver appliques.

    It’s not Tiffany’s only grasp at relevancy with a younger crowd this year, either. The brand released a sold-out NFT, solidifying the notion that they are aiming for a new audience. It follows the controversial “Not Your Mother’s Tiffany” campaign from July 2021.

    Campaign by Sharif Hamza, street photography Maxwell Schiano for Tiffany.

    The campaign brandished buildings with billboards of models against a plain backdrop sporting t-shirts and loose denim. Accompanying the new, edgy look were slogans like “tell us again silver’s dated…we dare you.” The idea? They’re no longer the Tiffany’s that your mother wore…they’re cool now.

    But the longtime supporters of the silver jewelry titan took offense. Why alienate one sector of consumers to appeal to another? What was wrong with your mother buying Tiffany? And what was wrong with the classic, luxurious feel that Tiffany once provided?

    Just like Victoria’s Secret taking away the Angels to promote diversity, Tiffany missed the point. People love the timeless look of Tiffany, and they don’t care that their mother owned it. People’s mothers own Cartier and every girl out there still wants the LOVE bracelet. They want a solid brand identity that doesn’t mold to a specific age range.

    We’ve seen plenty of examples of successful rebrands in recent years. The return of “dad shoes” like New Balance, ASICS, and Crocs have all been welcomed with open arms. Brands you once declared dead are resurrected.

    And yet, surprisingly, Tiffany is still raking in the cash. They reported a record year in 2022 with the high jewelry revenue doubling. However, every campaign is alienating a potential customer.

    When you think about Tiffany’s, you think of Audrey Hepburn-esque luxury. So why are they trying so hard to change that? Maybe they’re losing customers in the older age range and feel they need to force their way into younger markets by any means necessary. Or maybe they’re just too out of touch to realize that no one likes a copycat.

    With creative director Ruba Abu-Nimah stepping down this year only two years after being appointed, it’s tough to imagine how Tiffany will mold their brand identity. While fans are calling for embracing tradition and sticking to what they know, Tiffany appears to be doing just fine on their own.

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  • Tiffany & Co. Is Collaborating With Nike

    Tiffany & Co. Is Collaborating With Nike

    Two of the world’s most popular brands are matching up for what’s sure to be a buzzy collaboration.

    After rumors of pair-up had been circulating for weeks, Alexandre Arnault, executive vice president of product and communications at Tiffany & Co. (and son of LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault), appeared to confirm that the jewelry brand was working with Nike on product — most likely a sneaker. Neither brand has confirmed these details with Fashionista.

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  • Florence Pugh Steals the Show in Rodarte Tulle

    Florence Pugh Steals the Show in Rodarte Tulle

    Florence Pugh‘s red carpet domination continues at an all-time high with her appearance at the 2022 British Independent Film Awards.

    The “Don’t Worry Darling” actor got all the spotlight in a flowy, pink satin slip topped with a tulle cape, all by Rodarte. The look is from the brand’s Fall 2022 lookbook, which helped fuel the already-rising balletcore trend when it first dropped this spring.

    Styled by Rebecca Corbin-Murray — who also works with the likes of on-screen stars Lily James, Simone Ashley and Gemma Chan — Pugh completed her outfit with lace-up gold Aquazzura heels and diamond-studded jewelry from Tiffany & Co.

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    On the beauty front, Pugh went for a soft-glam face featuring a nude pink lip and brushed brows by Alex Babsky. As for hair, her short honey-blonde locks were slicked back by Peter Lux.

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    Through her collaboration with Corbin-Murray, Pugh has become one of 2022’s must-watch style stars. You can add this to her greatest sartorial hits. 

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  • Hailey Bieber Wore a Fully Sheer Maxi Dress With Black Lingerie to an LA Party

    Hailey Bieber Wore a Fully Sheer Maxi Dress With Black Lingerie to an LA Party

    What makes Hailey Bieber’s style so aspirational is the way she can make anything look effortlessly cool and genuinely copiable, whether it’s a post-pilates set or a slip dress at the Met Gala. Even her most daring style choices—yes, I’m talking about that Met Gala after-party look—elicit a million clones on Instagram and TikTok. And her latest one, despite being one of her most risqué yet, is no exception. 

    For a party put on by Tiffany & Co. in Los Angeles, the Rhode founder made a completely sheer black maxi dress from Saint Laurent, worn with nothing but a matching bra and underwear set, look entirely casual and wearable. Once intimidating, Bieber managed to make naked dressing for fall an approachable concept. Just add some strappy, sky-high heels and a gold wrist cuff. 

    Scroll down to see Bieber’s take on the bare-all trend and shop it for fall.

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