Emily Ratajkowski Attends Intimate Luncheon At The Park Loggia

Last week the Daily Front Row hosted an intimate awards luncheon attended by numerous celebrities to celebrate this year’s honorees at The Park Loggia, a luxury residential development near Lincoln Center, opening in late 2019.

Emily Ratajkowski, Tan France and Nina Garcia

The lunch was hosted in the residence lounge, which is just one area of the thoughtfully curated wellness, leisure and entertainment amenities designed by AD100 designer Pembrooke & Ives. The 20,000 square feet of amenities at The Park Loggia span multiple floors as well as the rooftop Park Loggia. Residents will enjoy 7,000 square feet of outdoor amenities, including a landscaped garden and lawn with barbeques and pergola.

Notable guests including honoree and model Emily Ratajkowski, supermodel Kathy Ireland, editor-in-chief of ELLE Nina Garcia, famed hair guru Frédéric Fekkai, and Queer Eye star Tan France. The gathering also celebrated the American release of beloved talk show host and FMA emcee Graham Norton’s latest novel, A Keeper.

The Park Loggia was developed by AvalonBay Communities and designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, which features 172 condominium residences ranging from 495 square foot studios to 2,391 square foot four-bedroom penthouses with private outdoor space.

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Hendrick's Gin Launch of the Department of Not-so Convenient Technology With Horatio

Last week on the same day of the new iPhone reveal, Hendrick’s Gin, announced its first (sort of) venture into modern technology – a new division of elaborate, entertaining devices that offer an oft-needed respite from the mundanity of mass-produced modern electronics: “The Hendrick’s Department of Not-So-Convenient Technology.”

The very first item in the department, unveiled Tuesday night at an intimate theater in Manhattan among luminaries in the tech and cocktail world, is Hendrick’s Horatio – a beautifully elaborate voice activation device made of brass, copper and leather parts.

“Horatio perfectly demonstrates our entirely unnecessary response to what we see as a gaping hole in the modern technology market. The speaker even includes a built-in cocktail holder, an innovation that we expect to rock Silicon Valley back on its knees!” stated the gin-maker’s ambassador to the Western United States, Mr. Mark Stoddard, who was in “full turtleneck and specs” in his wardrobe for the event.

Key features of this wondrous contraption include finger-powered activation (freeing your voice for other things), a martini holder and endless bragging rights at parties. You might hear Horatio, a chipper fellow with a delightful British accent, utter anything from “The fitness center opens at the ungodly hour of 5am” to “Let’s just say it is a good day to carry an umbrella in one hand and a cocktail in the other.”

Each is a full-fledged work of art created by two American artists and includes lovingly salvaged antique parts collected over many years. Indeed, no two are exactly alike. These are indisputable prized feats of human achievement that will undoubtedly increase in value over the years, all while continuously delighting Hendrick’s home imbibers, their families and guests. They are available online on a first-come-first served basis for the entirely reasonable price of $1,113 per unit.

Stay tuned for more unusual gadgets to come from the Department of Not-So-Convenient-Technology. For more information, visit http://www.hendricksgin.com/us/dnsct and to purchase Horatio for yourself, visit https://hendrickstinyshop.com/.

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Constance Jablonski sips Honey Dueces and cheers on Nadal from the Grey Goose Suite at the US Open

As the US Open continues to heat up, the celebrity attendees are getting more and more invested in the matches. At last night’s Round of 16 match between Rafael Nadal and Juan Marin Cilic, model and former tennis player Constance Jablonskiwas seen watching from the Grey Goose Suite with rapt attention.

Constance Jablonski celebrates the 2019 US Open in the Grey Goose Suite

The Victoria’s Secret Angel attended the match in a chic white linen blazer over a simple patterned t-shirt, paired with matching white Gucci loafers. As she sipped on several Grey Goose Honey Deuce cocktails, she actively cheered on Nadal as he squared off against del Cilic.

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Comprised of Grey Goose vodka, raspberry liqueur, and frozen honeydew melon balls, the refreshing Honey Deuce has fueled many of these kinds of late nights at Arthur Ashe stadium.

To the shock of many at the Open last night, Cilic appeared to have the upper hand against Nadal, extending their gameplay into 4 sets. Nadal was able to pull through with a strong finish to the delight of fans everywhere, including Jablonski, who applauded his win.

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Top Brokers Gather at Quay Tower for Model Unveiling

The city's top real estate brokers recently gathered at Quay Tower, the record-setting Brooklyn condominium, to preview a collection of new model residences and get the first glimpse inside the stunning Brooklyn Heights condominium.

Guests, who included Susan De Franca and Howard Lorber of Douglas Elliman, sipped paloma cocktails while watching the spectacular sunset over the New York Harbor. Quay Tower, which is nearing completion, was designed by ODA, while AD100 design duo Marmol Radziner designed the interior architecture. Marmol Radziner, a west coast darling who chose Quay Tower as their first east coast residential project, also designed three of the gorgeous model residences at Quay Tower with their trademark California modernist aesthetic.

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