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Double Seven
In anticipation of Double Seven returning to the Meatpacking District soon, David Rabin updates Guest of a Guest on his project. Double Seven is set to re-open at 63 Gansevoort Street later this year and will be a great addition to NYC nightlife. Read the interview here.
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Rebecca Taylor
The new Rebecca Taylor store located at 34 Gansevoort Street has officially opened. The store is luxurious and elegant, providing a great showcase for the dresses, tops, bottoms, bags and shoes. Come check out the store soon and take advantage of the current 40% off sale in the back of the store. More info from Racked here.
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Tenjune Updated
Having been open for almost 5 years, the EMM Group has decided to give their original Meatpacking District nightclub Tenjune a facelift. Over the past two months, the club has been refurbished with new designs and lighting by Meatpacking District design firm ICRAVE. In total, the facelift cost EMM Group $400,000 and will be unveiled tonight for the beginning of a 3 day celebration, ending with a performance by rapper Fabolous on Saturday night. More info here from the Wall Street Journal and ChiChi212.
Tenjune is located at 26 Little West 12th Street, call (646) 624-2410 for reservations.
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Moschino Windows
As usual, the new Moschino window at 401 West 14th Street is amazing. Make sure to check out their aquarium installation if you're walking through the neighborhood.
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Rassi on Mac & Milk
From The Standard Culture website, check out this interview with Rassi as Fashion Week has come to a close. Mazdack Rassi, the founder of Milk Studios, started MAC & Milk four seasons ago as an alternative Fashion Week platform from Lincoln Center. Now, the continuously growing initiative has expanded into The Standard, New York to host shows and has started a website to document and live stream everything MAC & Milk related.
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