A Trip Down Memory Lane

Photo by Patrick McMullan
Last night, BnB was at the SOHO House for a night of red carpet style! Cameron Silver and Christos Garnikos, the Kings of Vintage and co-founders of DECADES, wowed the fabulous crowd of Hollywood connoisseurs and style mavens with vintage red carpet dresses from the 30’s, 40’s, and 50’s, created by historic designers and worn on the Hollywood Red Carpet by such legends such as Marilyn Monroe and Marlene Dietrich.
The event celebrated brunette author Lesley Blume’s new book, LET’S BRING BACK, a charming trip down memory lane written for the nostalgist hiding in all of us. The book is exquisitely written, at the same time, a tribute to the era of Kennedy’s Camelot, the life and work of people like Diana Vreeland, a celebration of “artful living” and “artfully lived lives” such as Isabella Blow; it is organized as an A-Z encyclopedia of all things that amused, impressed, enchanted, appalled, shocked, enhanced, satisfied, gratified, and captivated people throughout history. Lesley invited celebrities and luminaries from all walks of life to contribute something they think should be brought back such as Arriana Huffington, Ted Koppel, Jackie Kennedy’s White House Social Secretary Letitia Baldridge, Jonathan Adled and Nora Ephron, and James Brooks.
I bought five copies as gifts, all signed and then got very angry because I could not put it down until nearly 4AM as I read chapter after chapter of eclectic historical tidbits. You will love this book and give it to all your most cerebral and artistic friends.
– Astrid, Style & Beauty Expert
There are 2 Comments to "A Trip Down Memory Lane"
korina
says:What a great night at Soho House!!! I loved the book , exquisitely written , indeed – congrats to the very charming Lesley Blume- loved the company of Astrid and John Bryan and meeting Cameron Silver which store Decades is just out of this world.. ohh and of course the very original champagne tower … 🙂
Kudos to Astrid for a very well written article !
bleallund
says:I don’t want to know about my biggest idols. I don’t want to read their autobiographies, I don’t want to find out what they’re really like.