Showing posts with label awards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label awards. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 28, 2007

2007 BRITISH FASHION AWARDS










Stella McCartney scooped the designer of the year award at the annual British Fashion Awards Tuesday night in London. Other winners at the black-tie dinner, held at Lawrence Hall in Westminster, included Anya Hindmarch for designer brand; Christopher Bailey of Burberry for men's wear designer; Marchesa for red-carpet design; jewelry designer Tom Binns for accessory designer, and Dame Vivienne Westwood for outstanding achievement in fashion design. But it wasn't only the big-name Brits who were honored: Designer Erdem Moralioglu won the Swarovski-sponsored British Fashion Council Fashion Enterprise Award, worth 50,000 pounds, or $103,000, in support for his label Erdem, and Christopher Kane was named new designer of the year. Meanwhile, Michael Howells, the British production designer who's known for creating the backdrops for John Galliano and Christian Dior shows, received the inaugural Isabella Blow award for fashion creator, which was presented by Philip Treacy and Blow's husband, Detmar Blow.

Wednesday, October 31, 2007

FOR A GREATER GOOD

Bob Wright,Randy Falco, Bob Costas, Dick Ebersol,
Honoree Randy Falco



Jeff Zucker took a big chance when he didn't show up to roast AOL Chairman/CEO Randy Falco at the Pierre Tuesday — Falco seared the NBC Universal CEO, who was traveling with GE CEO Jeffrey Immelt. Falco, who was at NBC for 31 years before leaving last year to head AOL, said: "We were No. 1 for so many years, with 'Friends, 'Frasier,' 'ER' and 'Cheers'. ... We thought it would never end. Then Jeff Zucker came along."
But Falco was ultimately barbecued, er, honored by Bob Costas and "Today" show executive producer Jim Bell, all to benefit the Center for Communication, which hooks media pros up with college students.
Neither stayed away from the delicate issue of Falco-ordered layoffs of 2,000 AOL employees this year. "Randy has three wonderful children," Costas said. "He used to have five, but he had to lay two off."
Media bigs like former GE chief Jack Welch, hunky Google ad wizard Tim Armstrong, VH1 original-programming Veep Michael Hirschorn and TV superagent Richard Liebner guffawed under the Murano chandeliers as Bell said, "The remainder of the entire AOL workforce is actually here today. How ya doin', Table 10?!"
But Bell, who carried a tendon-injured Falco around Barcelona during the Olympics as one of his first jobs, then ruminated, "Come to think of it, we unloaded the two biggest pains in the ass in the entire company in 2006" — as a blowup of Falco and Katie Couric appeared on the screen. Tom Brokaw, Brian Williams, and Time Warner chief Dick Parsons sent tributes, noting that Falco, while beloved, is perhaps lacking in charisma.



7TH ANNUAL AVON FOUNDATION AWARDS

Avon's CEO Andrea Jung, Jennifer Hudson, Carol Kurzig ED of the Foundation





CIPRIANI CONCERT SERIES TO BENEFIT UNICEF W/ LENNY KRAVITZ

Giuseppe Cipriani, Sarah Ferguson, Lenny Kravitz

Roberto Cavalli- H&M Line debuts Nov 8!!!!!
Russell Simmons w/ new GF