The Coco Club was a pop-up by Chanel celebrating the release of their Boy∙Friend watch collection, November 12,2017 at The Wing in Soho, NYC. Chic and exclusive, It was the classy and fabulous woman's version of a Gentleman's club.


Upon entrance, you were granted your club membership card. Then, had a mini photo shoot to produce your member ID Photo and super cute GIF reminding you to "Be a Woman to Watch."









There was a beauty room, featuring all Chanel products, to get your makeup touched up, a Café to grab refreshments and along the walls there were clocks, photos and unforgettable quotes to live by.


The Coco phone booths seemed to be a popular spot, with Instagram worthy Chanel style phones and quotes.




The library & game room were super cute, all decked out with Chanel books, stationary, table tennis, pool table and more. The "Boyfriend Bar" was up so you could browse the new watches. Even the restrooms were girly and fun; the locker room with Chanel showers and towels was a nice touch.





The Coco Club was just a one day event but amazingly embodied all the attributes of an exclusive women's-only club. I even overheard people asking about an actual membership! I can't blame them; If it was real, I would probably join myself.




Til next time,


xo.

Nike Air Society is NikeWomen's network in New York, LA, Chicago and more recently Toronto. It's created and lead by powerful women to empower, connect and inspire creative-minded women through curated experiences and workshops.









The event I attended was "A Night of Inspiration," which was an evening of creativity and conversation. During the event, there was a panel of speakers, a group meditation, cocktails, hors d'oeuvres and so much more.


Attendees had opportunities to get skincare tips and goodies from Dr. Jart, press flowers with FloraBrook NY, create fragrances with Maha Rose NYC and choose our mantra with a keychain from Ok Real. We also got adorable backpacks from Baggu that had acrylic frames for our Polaroids.











I'm looking forward to more Nike Air Society events, in NYC or other cities. For more information check out their website.










xo.

Curator and Host Jasmine Shanelle

From proper dining technique to social media and business, Daphne of The New York School of Etiquette and Protocol taught attendees how to maneuver and be the best, fanciest versions of themselves.

Catering by Good Eeatsss

Although the workshops were extremely informative, the event wasn't all business, no play. There was food, photos, games, networking and so much more.



Cheers to a successful event and I can't wait to see what else Jasmine Shanelle has in store for us.


xo.


Photography by Petty Pics

Influenced by Beyoncé and Rihanna, The Anti-Lemonade Exhibit was Brianni T.'s celebration of girl power, unity and unapologetic femininity.








The event featured an all women artist lineup, DJs, and an enticing performance by Allure Dance Group; whom you could also take a dance lesson from in the "Formation" room.


Some of the other rooms of the exhibit were the luminous "Blow" room, the (everything it sounds like) "Rated R" room and the Rude Gyal room, where you could turn up and rep your flag in the photo booth.