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ACMG STRATEGIZES WITH MST

HEIDI KLUM SHINES WITH FIRST FRAGRANCE

2011 Defy your age beauty awarDs

On August 24, Prevention hosted their annual Defy Your Age beauty bash in New York City at pipino 57.

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taKasago taPs PareDestakasago announced the appointment of Dr. Dulce Paredes to vice president of consumer insights and market research. Heidi Klum, a top model, television

personality, style icon, wife and mother, truly embraces all that life has to offer. Women around the world are drawn to her vibrant energy and effortless elegance—wherever she goes and whatever she does, she shines.

To capture this natural radiance, Heidi teamed up with Coty to create her first signature fragrance, shine.

“sophia Loren once said, ‘beauty is in the eye of the beheld,’ and I couldn’t agree more,” said Klum. “shine isn’t about something that we see, it’s about the way it makes us feel—playful, sensual and radiant. I realize I’m lucky and that I have so much happiness in my life. my fragrance is to be worn by all women who embrace life.”

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-Continued on Page 211Napoleon Perdis, the runway makeup artist and beauty e d u c a t o r f r o m Australia, picked up his first make-up brush at the age of 13 and has since taken the industry by storm. After a decade of b rand bu i ld ing down under, perdis and his family moved to Hollywood where they opened a flagship store and makeup Academy in 2007. Within one year, Napoleon was teamed up with target to launch his first collection, NP set—easy-to-use products at affordable price points for the glamour girl on-the-go.

Now in 2011, the makeup master-mind is adding 11 new sKUs for the fall season, including six eyeshadow duos, two primers, two sets of false eyelashes and a 15-shade eyeshadow palette.

“As a working makeup-artist, I’m very much involved in developing every product,” said perdis. “Recently, my big

PERDIS HITS TARGET WITH NP SET

JuDItH LeIber’s New JeweL for faLL

Judith Leiber is introducing a new fragrance creation for fall—a modern, floral Oriental


The recent acquisition of sarah McNamara’s Miracle skin transformer (msT) by atlantic Coast Media group (ACmG) has created a buzz throughout the industry. mcNamara’s abundant success with her skin care line over the last 18 months piqued the interest of ACmG’s co-founders thomas shipley and andrew surwilo, and eventually led to their taking a majority stake in the company.

To add to their existing brand portfolio, which includes Hydroxatone, Luminique, Keranique and DNa, ACmG has created a new division, sarah McNamara


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New York Ci ty celebra ted Fa s h i o n ’s N i g h t O u t o n september 8. The fashion and

givaudan’s stephen Nilsen and New wave fragrances’ Zoe bartels

with Max azria (c.).


Prevention’s Diane salvatore, Jennifer goldstein and Laura Petasnick

with sonia Kashuk (2nd r.).

aCMg’s thomas shipley and andrew surwilo with sarah McNamara of

sarah McNamara beauty New york.

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To combine vivacity with sensuality, Heidi worked with givaudan perfumers aurélien guichard, Jean guichard and olivier Pescheux to create a floral Oriental scent that opens with juicy notes of mandarin and pear, melts into a heart of feminine mimosa absolute and sunflower, and closes with warm base notes of vanilla, tonka bean and musk.

“I really wanted my perfume to be ultra feminine, timeless and classic, and I feel like I picked the exact notes that best describe that,” said Klum. “The fragrance incorporates musk, a little bit of vanilla that brings sensuality, mimosa and lily of the valley—a beautiful flower that smells delicious. I think that we achieved the perfect combination.”

The gold, oval-shaped flacon—designed by Paul Meyers and friends—is housed in a gold box displaying Heidi Klum’s new fragrance logo (an oval containing the interlocking letters “H” and “K”), and is topped with a square-shaped gold cap and collar that is embossed with the fragrance’s name.

“I think that every bottle has a hidden message,” said Klum. “If you look at the ‘shine’ bottle you will see that the ripples resemble the ripples that occur in water. I find it beautiful. I also love gold. It is a radiant color that perfectly transcribes the happy, warm feeling I wanted to express with this fragrance.”

The television and print advertising campaign, shot by Nabil elderkin, captures intimate, playful moments between himself as the photographer, and Heidi, in the golden sunlight of a beach setting.

“We had a beautiful set in Cancun. Nabil was shooting and directing and it was a lot of fun,” said Klum. “I shot with him a few months ago for a music video for my husband called ‘secret,’ which was a very intimate set. He is a really great director and photographer, and I think that this commercial shoot was very intimate because it’s all me and all real.”

The eau de toilette is available this month at mass drugstores and target.com, and is priced at $35.00 for 1.7 oz., $28.00 for 1.0 oz. and $17.00 for 0.5 oz.

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beauty New york, of which mcNamara will serve as president.

“We believe that our team, experience and infrastructure will only accelerate the opportunities for sarah mcNamara beauty New York to become a premiere global brand,” said surwilo. “The brand will maintain its unique corporate culture through the leadership of sarah, but with access to all of the resources ACmG can offer. We see msT as the perfect complement to our suite of prestigious brands, and with sarah’s experience and entre-preneurial spirit, it is a perfect match.”

Using their dominant multi-channel business model, ACmG plans to launch an extensive print, radio and television media campaign, which will begin in part in October.

“We plan to add fuel to an already successful brand story,” said surwilo. “msT has all the elements—superior product, well-executed marketing plans and clarity of message. I anticipate this reaching $100 million in sales within the next 36 months.”

In the short-term, msT will be launching this month in all sephora doors nationwide, and a new addition to the line—Heal everything balm—will hit stores in October. Other innovative line extensions are in the developmental stages—a night product and a daytime elixir product are scheduled to launch in 2012.

Distribution will continue at bergdorf goodman, sephora.com and other se lec t independent retailers, and there are plans for home shopping channel appearances, in which mcNamara will serve as the brand’s spokesperson.

“I am absolutely thrilled to have the opportunity to work with ACmG in a collaborative effort,” said mcNamara. “msT’s retail partner-ships are continuing to grow and I am excited about our vision and the

consumer response to the brand. my many years of experience in the beauty industry, combined with ACmG’s massive resource engine and media investment, makes for a very successful formula.”

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PERDIS HITS TARGET WITH NP SETfocus has been to bridge makeup and skin care. I make sure that each product has skin-nurturing ingredi-ents (that are 98% paraben-free), and is designed to be purposeful—and in some cases multi-purposeful—which I think stands out on Target shelves.”

When approached by Target to become their first collaboration with a male makeup artist, Napoleon said he couldn’t resist the opportunity to make his brand more accessible to women across the country.

“I was attracted to Target because of their hugely successful design collaborations,” said perdis. “No one can resist a w e l l - d e s i g n e d bargain, and Target, more so than any other retailer, has been especially adept at democra-tizing style for all.”

Known for its top-notch founda-tions and primers, Np set now has seven primers in the lineup, five for face, one for eyes and one for lips.

“The new Calming Pre-foundation Primer and brightening Pre-foundation Primer ($29.00 each) are lightweight and designed to even out your skin

tone while feeding it antioxidants,” said perdis. “each of our primers addresses a different skin concern and ultimately creates the perfect canvas for makeup.”

The eyeshadow Duos ($9.99 each) are available in six combo shades, and the rainbow eye Pa le t te ($20.00) offers a kaleidoscope of colors for easy, all-occasion eye options, specifically selected and tested by Napoleon himself. The new sets of false eyelashes ($10.00

each), are named “manchester” and “Copenhagen”—each sKU in the collection is named after a different destination—and are fun and flirty ways to c rea te eye-opening looks.

“I believe that t h e c o n s u m e r doesn’t want to fuss around with clunky, hard-to-handle packaging

and time-consuming application,” said perdis. “That’s why the Np set collection has sleek packaging and is easy to understand and enjoy. It’s a focus on a no-fuss beauty regime—I want her to feel that she’s getting a fast and fabulous beauty boost.”


JuDItH LeIber’s New JeweL

that is modeled after her famous “streamline” handbag. Named topaz, to represent the dazzlingly distinctive charm of the actual gemstone, this new scent adds an alluring charm to the designer’s fragrance collection.

“Our consumer is cosmopolitan,” said sue Hochman, vice president of sales for Palm beach beauté. “she enjoys diversity in fashion as well as fragrance, and Topaz will appeal to all women who consider fragrance an important lifestyle accessory.”

The juice, created by Hugh spencer, chief perfumer at spenarome, has effervescent top notes of kiwi berry and cassis, floral heart notes of jasmine and violet leaves, and base notes of musk, vanilla and oud.

“We drew inspiration for Topaz from the exquisite embellishment and whimsical luxury of the Judith Leiber brand,” said Joelle guedalia, vice president of marketing for palm beach beauté. “The oud (agar wood) in the base gives the scent a unique point of difference. Topaz is for the woman who wants to leave a signature.”

Joseph Messina of Joseph Messina Design House developed the archi-tectural concept for the packaging and bottle design—a jewel-toned topaz glass that evokes the art deco motif of the “streamline” evening bag. The bottle is adorned with crystal gemstones in a topaz hue and topped with a crystal clasp emulating a clutch closure.

“With Topaz we wanted to create a gorgeous, couture fragrance,” said Harold Ickovics, president and CeO of palm beach beauté. “Topaz perfectly expresses the splendor and glamorous modern beauty that is Judith Leiber. It’s the ultimate in femininity and will have international appeal.”

The eau de parfum is priced at $115.00 for 1.3 oz., and $175.00 for 2.5 oz., and is available exclusively at bergdorf goodman and Judith Leiber boutiques.

NEWPRODUCTSJOUER

travel eyelash Curler

Category: ToolsLaunch: september 2011Claims: This portable, yet durable eyelash curler is the perfect on-the-go beauty tool to capture all lashes at once and provide a long-lasting, natural-looking curl. stats: $14.00

CRABTREE & EVELYNPomegranate, argan &

grapeseed oil Lip butter

Category: skin careLaunch: september 2011

Claims: This ultra-moisturizing formula contains pome-

granate oil and extract, as well as grapeseed oil to soothe, recondition and

protect lips. stats: $9.00

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DR. PERRICONE’S SUPER SKIN SCIENCEOver a decade ago, Dr. Nicholas Perricone ’s patented skin care technology provided consumers with a three-tiered approach to healthy aging. Today, his extensive research in the fields of dermatology, science and nutrition has shaped the innovative brand, suPer by Dr. Nicholas Perricone. Inspired by a passion to feed hungry skin, this new skin care line features preventative products that harness the power of superfoods and proprietary technology in topical formulations.

The newest additions to the line, the activators, aim to re-educate the skin care consumer on what the “second step” should be—exfoliating and hydrating, prepping and treating, all in one product.

“most regimens will include a traditional toner that strips the skin, followed by a third step to treat and/or moisturize,” said Dr. perricone. “This drastically upsets the natural balance of oils in the skin—first stripping it , then slathering it . Activators maintain skin’s balance while exfoliating dead skin cells, clearing and minimizing pores, delivering treatment benefits and leaving a moisturizing barrier to lock in hydration. Activators are the new standard for the ‘second step.’”

Throughout his research, Dr. perricone discovered that specific foods have a superpower effect on the skin, which he refers to as superfoods. These foods contain the highest concentration of phytochemicals that activate age-fighting processes, which triggers a positive effect on gene expression.

“When developing the Activators, I consciously chose the four superfoods that address the most universal skin care concerns—fine lines and wrinkles, dehydration, dullness and acne,” said Dr. perricone. “Astaxanthin from red algae has been proven to increase suppleness in skin and reduce visible signs of wrinkles, chia oil delivers unparalleled levels of O-mega 3 to lock in moisture, carotenoids have been shown to brighten dull skin, and quercetin is like a wet blanket on inflammation and mast cell activity, stopping acne before it starts.”

The Activators are available this month at select sUpeR boutiques, g e t s u p e r. c o m , s e p h o ra a n d sephora.com, and are priced at $38.00 each.

ELLE, the magazine known for its infamous fashion coverage since 1945, has revealed a new joint venture—a branded luxury spa—which is a first for the brand and an unprecedented partnership between a media property and a luxury resort. Housed at the eden roc renaissance in miami beach, the premier eLLe spa offers vis i tors and guests a unique e x p e r i e n c e combining the service of the hotel with the style of ELLE to create the ultimate healthy beauty oasis.

With floor-t o - c e i l i n g windows, this 22,000 sq. ft. spa is fully equipped with 18 treatment rooms (three are couples suites), a rooftop sundeck with a full bar, steam/sauna/sensory showers and whirlpools, a relaxation lounge, an oceanfront fitness center and more.

“The inspirational story is from Greece and the mediterranean coast-line,” said tim williams, spa director at eLLe spa. “The design features high-coved ceilings, organic wood, inset stone paths, whitewashed walls and ocean views. It also has whimsical touches like white unicorns and rabbits adorned with unique air plants and color light therapy to create a calm and chic environment.”

The spa offers a comprehensive range of treatments that refresh the body, calm the mind and cleanse the soul. The spa allows the pages of

ELLE OPENS SPA IN MIAMI BEACH

ELLE to come to life through elite, editorially-inspired treatments such as ‘Doctors’ Orders’ and ‘Forever 25.’ A retail boutique offers a wide array of luxury spa products, apparel, and beach accessories, all handpicked by ELLE editors, and the treatment rooms fea tu re cus tom mus ic soundtracks for guests, also created by the magazine’s staffers.

“The curated experience at the

eLLe spa is unique as it allows us to reach all five senses of our readers,” said emily Dougherty, beauty director at ELLE. “The ELLE beauty team’s expertise comes alive with dermatologist approved facials, transformative body treatments and must-have products you can only find at the eLLe spa, like our exclusive essie nail polishes.”

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the retail store.

the relaxation lounge.


To celebrate the Defy Your Age beauty Award winners, guests enjoyed consultations with Prevention’s beauty experts, complimentary salon services and age-defying cocktails.

A team of industry professionals examined twelve categories of products including eye and night creams; lip, neck, and brown spots products; peel treatments; day lotions with spF; shampoo, conditioner and hair treat-ments to determine the winners that would receive Prevention’s coveted “Defy Your Age” seal.

“Prevention readers are smart and stylish women who care about feeling—and looking—their absolute best,” said Diane salvatore, editor in chief of Prevention. “Readers have come to count on the magazine to sort through the new beauty choices that flood the marketplace every year, and to report on which ones really deliver and should be on their list of must-haves. ‘Prevention-tested’ means the product has gone through rigorous testing, and that’s why it’s so exciting to showcase this truly outstanding list of the ‘Terrific Twelve’.”

The winning products are:• avon anew Clinical Luminosity

Pro brightening Hand Cream• blistex five star Lip Protection• Clarins bright Plus HP gentle

renewing brightening Peel• Dr. Lewinn by Kinerase Lift &

resculpt anti-wrinkle eye Cream• elizabeth arden Ceramide Plump

Perfect ultra all Night repair and Moisture Cream for face and throat

• garnier fructis Pure Clean fortifying Conditioner

• L’oréal Paris youth Code sPf 30 Day Lotion

• origins Plantscription anti-aging serum

• redken time reset Corrective Defense

• specific beauty skin brightening serum

• suPer by Dr. Nicholas Perricone superhero body sculpting serum

• wella Professionals age restore shampoo

Defy your age-Continued from Page 205 Retail SaleS: aUGUSt 2011 vS 2010

Select Specialty StoReS(in $ millions) August 2011 % Change same-store sales %Limited brands $702.4 11.4% 11.0%Neiman Marcus $250.0 3.7% 2.9% Nordstrom $691.0 12.4% 6.7% saks Inc. $168.0 5.5% 6.1% Perfumania $19.1 4.3% 7.4%

GeneRal DepaRtment StoReS August 2011 % Change same-store sales %bon-ton $177.1 (5.4%) (4.7%)Dillard’s $441.7 3.0% 4.0%Macy’s $1,716.0 4.9% 5.0%

popUlaR DepaRtment StoReS August 2011 % Change same-store sales %Kohl’s $1,414.0 (0.1%) (1.9%)JC Penney $1,374.0 (4.5%) (1.9%)tJX Companies $1,720.0 4.0% 1.0%

maSS RetaileRS August 2011 % Change same-store sales %Costco $6,900.0 17.0% 11.0%target $5,292.0 5.4% 4.1%

chain DRUG StoRe RetaileRS August 2011 % Change same-store sales %rite aid $2,402.0 2.5% 2.5%walgreens $6,100.0 7.8% 4.8%

NEWPRODUCTSNEST

tahiti Vanille CandleCategory: FragranceLaunch: september 2011Claims: To bring the fragrant vanilla fields of the Tahaa island to life, Laura slatkin took Tahitian vanilla bean, white chocolate and cinnamon and blended them with caramel and a touch of white rum. stats: 8.1 oz., $32.00

SEDUICoN Privé

Category: Hair toolsLaunch: september 2011Claims: Handcrafted in France, this eco-chic and technologically-advanced hairdryer is ultra light-weight and reduces your carbon footprint, while drying your hair at speeds up to 93 mph. stats: $700.00 ■CW

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ms. paredes joins the company from avon Products, where she led the Global R&D Consumer sciences Group and guided their consumer and product testing team for skin care, color cosmetics, fragrance, hair care and personal care products.

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waIte JoINs gurwItCHgurwitch Products has appointed Kim waite, formerly of avon, to the new position of vice pres ident o f g lobal communications, where she will manage all

aspects of communications for the Laura Mercier and réVive brands and support product launches, special events, celebrity initiatives, alliances and corporate responsibility initiatives.

eLLe 25 CeLebrates PoP CuLture

On August 20, ELLE celebrated its inaugural eLLe 25 event sponsored by Dolce & gabbana the one . Guests met at a private residence in sagaponack, New York to celebrate the fall season’s 25 hottest sensations in popular culture.

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beauty worlds merged for a night of shopping and partying in style to kick off Fashion Week.


fresH reNoVates NyC fLagsHIP

fresh has recently r e - o p e n e d t h e doors to its New York City flagship store to reveal a striking renovation. brand founders, Lev glazman and alina roytberg, worked with Mapos LLC, a NYC-based

architectural firm, to elevate the environment of the Union square store in order to better reflect the spirit of the brand.

“We wanted to animate the core values of the brand visually and textur-ally, by using tradition, storytelling, innovation and sensorial experiences,” said Glazman. “Our inspiration came from an old european bakery, a library, an alchemistic lab and a kitchen table. The products are so rich in history and we wanted the store to enhance that.”

A ‘sensorial bar’ houses once- discontinued fragrances available on tap from elaborate glass funnels so customers can fill mini artisanal bottles with their favorite scents. An antique english basin, or “community sink” as it was once called, has been added for customer use, and custom-created wallpaper featuring the design of the iconic fresh sugar pattern adorns several walls.

“everything in the store was custom-made,” said Glazman. “The

new design is easy to navigate, and every single product pops. We built ipads into the design so customers can scan products for more information and read ingredient stories. It is a modern and eco-conscious store, with a nod to the past.”

GLAMOUR’s 2011 toP 10 CoLLege woMeN

Glamour hosted its 54th annual Top 10 College Women breakfast at The modern in New York City on september 8. The event, sponsored

by L’oréal Paris, recognizes 10 students from across the country for their campus leadership, scholastic achievement, community involvement and unique, inspiring goals.

This year’s Top 10 list is comprised of Isha Jain, amber Koonce, Katie Miller, Jacqueline rotman, tally Deushane, Jordana atler Confino, ally bain, erica fernandez, grace Kelly and allison schmitt.

“These women are extraordinary people, and I am inspired by their strength and creativity,” said Cindi Leive, editor in chief of Glamour.

LUCKY Hosts 2ND fabb

Lucky hosted its second Fashion and beauty blog Conference (FAbb) in New York City on september 7, bringing together over 150 influen-tial bloggers and tastemakers in the online world of fashion and beauty. The event featured a noteworthy lineup of inspiring speakers, activities, giveaways and interactive experiences, and connected bloggers with celeb-rities such as the Kardashian sisters and Diane von furstenberg, Lucky’s editors, brand ambassadors, and many more. ■CW

P&g Prestige’s Lisa Kessler, Janette barredo, andrea Davey, rica roman and Irena Chang

with ELLE’s robbie Myers (c.) and Hearst Magazines’ Michael Clinton (3rd r.).

Glamour’s Cindi Leive and bill wackermann (r.) with Nathalie Kristo of L’oréal Paris

and the top 10 College women.

Lucky’s brandon Holley and Michelle Meyers (r.) with Kourtney, Kim and Khloe Kardashian.


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octoberoCtober 4fragrance foundationCircle of Champions Honoring Bath & Body Works’ Camille McDonaldSt. Regis • NYC 5:30 PM Members Only (a)(212) 725-2755www.fragrance.org

oCtober 11skin Cancer foundationSkin Sense Award GalaPlaza Hotel • NYC 6:00 PM (a) (ta)(212) 725-5176www.skincancer.org/events

oCtober 12CIbsMonthly LuncheonThe Manhattan Club • NYC 12:00 PM www.cibsonline.com

dromInsider’s Secrets Exhibition PartyNYC 7:00 PM (r) (Io)

oCtober 13women in flavor & fragrance CommerceFall SeminarSaddle Brook Marriott • Saddle Brook NJ 8:00 AM (s) (ta)(732) 922-0500www.wffc.org

oCtober 14Cosmetic executive womenAchiever Awards Luncheon Honoring Alberto Culver’s Gina Boswell, Dior Beauty’s Lisa Hawkins, L’Oréal USA’s Leslie Marino and Lord & Taylor’s Barbara Zinn-MooreWaldorf=Astoria • NYC 11:00 AM (a) (ta)(646) 929-8026www.cew.org

oCtober 18fragrance foundation“Pop Your Cork” Wine & Food Tasting EventCity Winery • NYC 6:00 PM (r) (ta)(212) 725-2755 x103www.fragrance.org

oCtober 19 - 21Luxe Pack MonacoGrimaldi Forum • Monaco (t)www.luxepack.com

oCtober 20CIbsFall Cocktail PartyNYC 6:00 PM (ta)www.cibsonline.com

oCtober 24 - 26Color Cosmetics summitMaritim Hotel • Berlin Germany (t)www.eminentmarkets.com

SePteMbersePteMber 12 - 14beyond beauty ParisPorte de Versailles • France (t)www.beyondbeautyparis.com

sePteMber 14CIbsMonthly LuncheonThe Manhattan Club • NYC 12:00 PM www.cibsonline.com

sePteMber 14 - 15Makeup in New yorkStudio 450 • NYC (t)www.makeup-in-newyork.com

sePteMber 18 - 23tax free world exhibitionPalais des Festivals • Cannes France (t)www.tfwa.com

sePteMber 21HbaRe-Connect Virtual Trade Show(609) 659-7617www.hbaexpo.com

ICMaDFinancial Workshop: Building Capital for Your CompanyFriars Club • NYC 2:00 PM (s) (ta)(847) 991-4499www.icmad.org

Cosmetic executive womenNewsmaker Forum: A Conversation with Avon’s Andrea JungHarmonie Club • NYC 5:30 PM (r) (s) (ta)(646) 929-8026www.cew.org

ICMaDYoung Designers Awards DinnerTwenty Four Fifth • NYC 6:30 PM (800) 334-2623www.icmad.org

sePteMber 22fashion group InternationalRetail Symposium and the Robin Report LuncheonNew York Hilton • NYC 11:15 AM (s)(212) 302-5511www.fgi.orgwomen in flavor & fragrance CommerceAnnual Open DinnerWestmount Country Club • W. Paterson NJ 6:00 PM (r) (ta)(732) 922-0500www.wffc.orgamerican Cancer societyDreamBall Honoring Allure’s Linda Wells and Clarins’ Jonathan ZrihenCipriani 42nd Street • NYC 7:00 PM (b) (ta)(212) 237-3915www.thedreamball.orgyoung friends of the DreamballDreamBall After Dark PartyCipriani 42nd Street • NYC 9:30 PM (ta)

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