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    Go From A Museum Tour To Suntanning At The Beach In A Pinch

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    Anna Yu on May 11, 2009 10:20 AM PDT
    Quite often, you'll find me lamenting the fact that we never have enough hours in the day. There seems to be so little time for everything we need to do that we're multi-tasking at every moment. From watching tv, reading the latest blogs, and catching up with a friend on the phone all at the same time, it can get hectic. If that sounds like you, then you've probably had moments where you needed your clothes to multi-task too! Consider this possible scenario: you're heading to a museum for a fun day of art and culture and you also have a beach party to go to later in the afternoon. Of course, you don't have the time to go home and change in between. What's a girl to do? All you need is a wrap dress, a boyfriend blazer, and other simple items! With the right outfit, adding and subtracting jewelry and other accessories, you can fit right in at the museum yet still look beach appropriate later. Check out my slideshow to see how it's done!

    Style Party: Mixing Fashion and Art at Bass Museum

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    Monica Milla on Aug 9, 2008 12:20 PM PDT
    I recently attended SWANK: A Mad Tea Party @ Bass Museum of Art, and let me tell you, they put on a hell of a party down there, inviting DJ Lauren A. for dancing on the Museum's terrace, mini cupcakes like those Alice was served during the 'tea party' (passed around on cool lit-up white square trays), and tropical cocktails instead of tea. The party was a blast, with eclectic music that kept everyone moving and shouting for a few words. The Bass put together a group of very interesting artists to help us travel down Alice's rabbit hole, including Miami designers Karelle Levy for the Mad costumes, and Cindy Borjas of Rella Jewelry. Installation in the Bass Cafe created by local designers Blanco and Jurgen looked amazing, and made me feel like Alice herself! Robert Wilson's VOOM Portraits were displayed on life size flat panel TV's. The famous characters in the portraits appeared still at first, but then you would see an eye blink, a hand move, or simply a dog breathe heavily...so cool! See my slideshow for party pics!
    Tags : voom , tv , tea party , tea , museum

    Editor's Pick: Gap Unveils Its First Artist Edition T-Shirt ...

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    Lisanne Silverman on May 15, 2008 4:16 PM PDT
    Years ago, you could count on Gap for classic cuts, khakis, and oh, those commercials. Today's Gap maintains the same cool, clean attitude, with a bit of edge and exclusivity thanks to their Design Editions and CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund collections. Now the retailer has yet another venture under its classic leather belt--- a line of limited edition t-shirts designed by Gap in close collaboration with the Whitney Museum of American Art and in celebration of the Whitney's 2008 Biennial. The Artist Edition T-Shirt Collection will feature designs from 13 of today's most celebrated contemporary artists, including Chuck Close, Jeff Koons, Barbara Kruger, Hanna Liden, and Sarah Sze. The collection hits stores and gap.com TODAY, so be sure to scoop them up while you can! Click SEE SLIDESHOW and see what the fuss is all about.
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