SEX AND THE CITY 2

Ladies of all ages gathered from near and far to enjoy the premiere of Sex and the City II!  Last night we were lucky enough to be part of the jammed packed premiere hosted by Signature Red & 3BG Marketing Solutions. The event was held at the trendy Bridge Cinema in downtown Philadelphia which was followed by a fun filled cosmo soiree at MarBar next door to the theater.  Everyone in attendance wore their hottest sex in the city themed outfits and came dressed to impress from head to toe.

From February 28 to March 7 anyone and everyone had the opportunity to attend the Philadelphia Flower Show sponsored by the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society held annually at the Philadelphia Convention Center. With a “Passport to the World” guests experienced flower exhibits from India, Brazil, Netherlands, New Zealand, Singapore, South Africa, and the United States. Not to mention there was wine tasting, vendors, entertainment, demonstrations and lectures all amongst the exquisite floral arrangements. The demonstrations included how to build a patio planter or a castle gardener with experts in that field.

The World Bazaar offered a unique shopping adventure with handmade pottery, silks and goods just to name a few. Live Indian craft demonstrations were exposed from the Crafts Council of West Bengal.  Pictured below is Madhu Mangal Malakar, he creates delicate art using Shola, a plant that grows in the marshy water-logged areas of eastern Indian states.

This craft has been a tradition in India for centuries now. Recently they received an international reputation for the beauty, eco-friendliness and superb craftsmanship of these hand-made flowers.

To tie in the ambiance of the Indian markets, there was a flower exhibit by Jamie Rothstein that revealed flowers that jewel and Indian wedding. This exhibit received the PNC People’s Choice award.

The exhibits were extraordinary, and one of a kind. Any designer would have received inspiration from these assortments. The Africa exhibit portrayed the culture in a humanitarian demeanor with exposure of their clothing done in a floral fashion.

From gourmet Italian food by DiBruno Brothers, to music by Brazil’s Minas and Bollywood dancers, The Flower Show truly was a multicultural experience and it certainly has received quite the reputation in the city of Philadelphia.

TOP DOGS ON THE CATWALK

On Thursday, January 21, PAWS, (Philadelphia Animal Welfare Society) the largest animal rescue organization in Philadelphia held a fashion show at TRUST in Old City. PAWS is a non-profit organization dedicated to saving homeless, abandoned, and unwanted animals in Philadelphia.

A fashionable event for a good cause seems like the perfect place to be.  Cocktails were served from Swig Bartending and Finlandia. Not to mention the hors devours were from Table 31, Joshua’s Catering and Cuba Libre. Mike Jerrick from Fox 29 News and Good Morning Philadelphia took on the role of being the emcee.  Media crew from NBC 10 and Fox 29 tore the catwalk by wearing a women’s collection from Pileggi Boutique and a men’s collection was from Distante Clothing. Some models included Kerri-Lee Halket, a news anchorwoman of Fox 29 as well as their weatherman John Bolaris.

One of the fun facts about this event is that TRUST (formerly known as F.UE.L.) was the Real World Philadelphia house. After a night of fashion, drinks, and appetizers all for a good cause.

Dana Spain, the founder and president of PAWS states “have some fun, look at great fashions, and raise money to save the homeless and abandoned animals of Philadelphia.” The night truly fulfilled this statement.

Foster an animal today by visiting, www.phillypaws.org

FASHION IN PUBLIC: WINTER EDITION

Philadelphia runway fashion takes center stage on Wednesday, January 27th from 7pm-11pm as “Fashion In Public” – Winter Edition features top local stores and sponsors for a worthy cause.

Hosted by Jamie Reibenbach, Public House at Logan Square will welcome an array of visionary models provided by JS Models, LLC, all of which will be styled by the celebrated team at The Studio CL Workshop in Center City, Philadelphia. Additional models will include: FOX 29 Anchors, Mike Jerrick & Thomas Drayton; Owner of Jeff Kellmer Private Jeweler’s, Jeff Kellmer; and Philadelphia Weekly’s, Dave Muir.

For a $15 entrance donation, this “fashionable” fund-raising event will kick off with a VIP complimentary cocktail hour (from 7-8pm) complete with butlered hors d’oeuvres, music by DJ Montone, special guest appearances by: Philadelphia Inquirer Sports Editor, John Gonzalez, Comcast SportsNet Anchors, Marshall Harris, Steve Weissman and Jaime Maggio, as well as the latest winter fashions from top local designers: Showroom 77, South Moon Under, Carmelita Couture, Rack and Roll, Jack & Jill Boutique, West Coast Optical, Max Studio and NKHenry Handbags & Accessories.

Guests will also have the opportunity to be photographed by Celebrated Photographer, Andre Flewellen, who will capture each moment of this memorable occasion. A portion of the nights proceeds will benefit the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House, a fund-raising movement working to provide families with a safe, comfortable home environment while their children receive medical treatments at local Philadelphia hospitals.

“MANY FACES OF RUSSIAN CULTURE”

Many Faces of Russian Culture, an exciting and cultural evening will take place on January 29, 2010 at Paradise Restaurant (8836 Bustleton Avenue) in Philadelphia. This influential event celebrates 10 years of work by the Russian-Americans United Arts Council preserving the cultural heritage of the Russian-Speaking community in the Greater Philadelphia area.

The council will showcase “Many Faces of Russian Culture” through performances of our member groups and artists: Olga Kresina ballet school, International Ballet Theater, folk dance group “Bravo,” and exhibitions by painter Sergey Lukyanov, jeweler Irina Rogers and photographer Naum Chayer.   Other portions of the event will include: a slide-show presentation of the organization’s history, a silent auction, and dance marathon.

This event features our numerous supporters: businesses, artists, politicians, representatives of nonprofit organizations and members of media. A variety of authentic Russian food and drinks will be served for attendee enjoyment!

About The Russian-Americans United Arts Council

The Russian-Americans United Arts Council is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promotion and development of local artists from the former Soviet Union and helping them showcase their talents in the new world. Our vision is to enrich the lives of Russian-Americans by providing services and partnerships among artists and arts/cultural organizations while promoting the artistic heritage of the community. We are connecting arts organizations, artists, galleries, and arts educators with one another as well as local audiences and businesses. We Represent all segments of our community equally and without bias.

Learn more about The Russian-Americans United Arts Council: http://russianamericansarts.us/

Tickets for the event are on sale now at http://manyfaces.eventbrite.com/

BECKY SHAW IN PHILADELPHIA

If you want a good laugh, a show that serves meaning, Becky Shaw is the perfect pick for you! This fantastic play is under the direcion of Obie award winner Anne Kauffman and Obie award winning playwright Gina Gionfriddo (writer and producer of “Law & Order.)”

Suzanna sets up her best friend Max on a blind date with Becky, her husbands mysterious co-worker; a chain of catastrophes is inadvertently set in motion, forever changing their lives. The play is cutting and witty, and so suspenseful that it feels like a psychological thriller. The show is charming and romantic, yet completely thrilling leaving viewers on the edge of their seats always wondering what will happen next.

The show was very fresh and displayed the most incredible modern interpertation of what a show is. It almost felt as if we were watching a live taping of a sitcom, as part of the studio audience.  This show is definitely a posh pick and I highly recommend you see it!

If we could describe the show in five words, they would be: bubbly, real, humorous, dramatic, and mouth-watering (leaves you craving for what’s next).

Previously set to close January 31, the Wilma theatre has recently announced their extension of the show through February 7. Tickets are $36 – $65 and are available by calling the Wilma Box Office at (215) 546-7824 or online at www.wilmatheater.org. Student tickets are available for $10, depending on date and time, made possible by a grant from PNC Arts Alive.

OPENING NIGHT PHOTOS:

BLOOMINGDALES HOLIDAY LOOKS AT THE POSH REVIEW LAUNCH EVENT

Bloomingdales department store participated in Fashion Rocks Philly as a fashion show sponsor providing holiday looks for this Fall/Winter season.  Among these fabulous pieces including a velour mens Theory blazer, women’s Theory strapless jumpsuit, and BCBGMaxAzria Chiffon V-Neck Sequin Top.  Whether you want to glisten in sequens this season or flow in silk Bloomingdales offers a wide range of holiday looks and pieces that will fit any occasion and affair for both men and women.   

“THE ALL BLACK AFFAIR”

This Saturday, December 19, 2009, Rock & Soul Apparel showcases “The Rebirth Collection,” a preview of the clothing lines signature t-shirts, along with his latest designs. “The All Black Affair,” will be held at Club Adesso on Walnut St. in Philadelphia and will showcase the vision of Rock & Soul Apparel Company creator Tyrese S. Thomas.

Thomas’ created this line with the intent to merge two equals known as Rock and Soul, both of these genres have rendered such an extraordinary role in pop culture. ‘The Rebirth Collection” will incorporate signature t-shirts, as well as a plethora of vests, jackets, and more.

Thomas, who is a Philadelphia Native and Graphic Artist, created the line in February 2007.

PRIME LOUNGE EPIC EVENT ‘THE POSH BEAT’

Located on 118 S. Sansom street in the trendy gayborhood of Philadelphia, Prime Lounge is a venue loved by all.  This cool, upeat space is one that is always bringing in an eclectic group of people.  The gay crowd, the greek crowd, the straight crowd, and many others are frequent party-goers at Prime Lounge.  This Saturday (10/17/09) ThePoshReview.com and CYN present “The Posh Beat,”  a new event showcasing Philly’s own DJ Jack Muler and special guest from NYC, DJ Stan Valo. 

Prime serves Mediterranean and Asian fusion syle cuisine mixed with great drinks.  This is a true gem in Philadelphia’s gayborhood not to be overlooked.  Don’t miss the incredible drink and V.I.P bottle service specials this weekend!!! Saturday night is set to be a fantastic time, see you and your friends there!

 

PHILADELPHIA FASHION WEEK

Day three of fashion week came so quickly and we have to say that Saturday was definitely the most exciting and people packed day of the event.  There wasn’t a seat available by the runway and the VIP area was super full of trendy hipsters. 

Saturday, October 10, 2009

 

Student Designers Art Institute of Philadelphia

Designers Strangefruit Commonwealth Proper Marina Makaron Moscow SA VA Parke & Ronen Melani Von Alexandria

Entertainment Rivers Monroe DJ Dirty DJ Jeff Ramos The Hustle

Saturday was highly anticipated, as the winning school of the Student Design Award was announced (we’ll get to that later!).  Marina Makaron Moscow had such a fresh show, the models all had funky hair do’s and dolly-style makeup.  Marina is such an enthusiatic and bright soul and this shows in everything she does.  All of her beautiful clothing and accessories evoke those qualities she holds and that’s what people love about her pieces, not to mention that they look great on! 

Marina Makaron Moscow, Photo Credit: Denis Sinelnikov

Marina Makaron Moscow, Photo Credit: Denis Sinelnikov

Marina Makaron Moscow, Photo Credit: Denis Sinelnikov

 Our favorite pieces from SA VA’s simplistic collection was the boldest piece seen on the runway, taken by Christopher Gabello, a fab. Philadelphia photographer hired to be PFW’s house photographer. 

 

 

 The Hustle was an incredible band, they performed for a full house, and wherever you looked people were jamming.  We loved the Hustle so much, we asked them to be guest performers at Fight For Cure’s Ribbon Ball! The band members were super nice, they loved talking to fans and PFW attendee’s. 

The Hustle, PFW, Photo Credit: Denis Sinelnikov

Following The Hustle’s performance was the sexy Parke & Ronen show which featured sexy male models in their bikini’s! NO REALLY!!! (check photo at the top of this post of Posh Lady w/ all male models for proof). Parke & Ronen designs swimsuits for every type of man- a variety of styles, colors, and cuts were shown to the crowd and people LOVED what they saw…or maybe they just loved the half naked men?? Either way, Parke & Ronen rocked. 

Parke & Ronen, Photo Credit: Denis Sinelnikov

Parke & Ronen, Photo Credit: Denis Sinelnikov

   PFW ended with a BANG, as beautiful models strutted their stuff in Melani Von Alexandria’s gorgeous ready to wear collection.  Flowing fabrics, ruffles, loose fitting dressed with bedazzled necklines were all themes incorporated into her savvy clothing.

Melani Von Alexandria, Photo Credit: Denis Sinelnikov

Melani Von Alexandria, Photo Credit: Luba Patlakh

Melani Von Alexandria, Photo Credit: Denis Sinelnikov

Designer, Melani Von Alexandria, Photo Credit: Luba Patlakh

 Miss Von Alexandria was one of the only designers to walk the runway after her show and she looked marvelous.

SO the moment you’ve all been waiting for (if you don’t already know…) THE WINNER OF THE STUDENT DESIGN AWARD went to: Philadelphia University (day 2 student designer show).

At the very end of the show all of the PFW founders were popping champagne and cheering, what a successful event they accomplished!! Congratulations to all who put in their hard work it was fabulous.  (rumor is plans for next PFW begin in November!)  

Founders Toast a Successful event, Photo Credit: Hughe Dillon

 

 

PHILADELPHIA FASHION WEEK

Lights, Camera, Fashion! Day two of Philadelphia Fashion Week brought in even more recognition, more people, more cameras and most importantly more fun! Today’s festivities kicked off with a show by Philadelphia University which blew the whole armory away. These students certainly gave the other universities participating in fashion week [and competing to win a showcase in Macy's department store] a run for their money.  Philadelphia University students showed glamorous dresses of both long and short lengths, fur vests & shaws, swimwear, contemporary/everday looks, and wedding wear.  There were certainly some stunning, unforgettable pieces in this show including a dress that floated in the air, held up by what seemed to be hanger wire or corset inserts, this dress was impeccably made.  It was both tasteful and risqué all at once and certainly one of my favorites.  ThePoshReview applauds Philadelphia University for their incredible work.

Dress: Julia Walner, Philadelphia U., Photo Credit: Luba Patlakh

Friday, October 9, 2009

Andrea C. Philadelphia U., Photo Credit: Luba Patlakh

Thomas DeJesus Philadelphia U., Photo Credit: Luba Patlakh

Kelly Davis Philadelphia U., Photo Credit: Luba Patlakh

All of the Dj’s kept the crowds entertained playing great music all night long, shout out to DJ Phsh who I bumped into later in the evening on his way up to the DJ booth for his set.  Nine Days showed off some sexy jeans, but heres a fact most people don’t know about the brand; In 1730 George Scott in the sloop, Little George, sailed from the Guinea Coast with a cargo of 96 captives, 35 of whom were men. Days later the captives slipped out of their shackles and chaines, and at 4:30 in the morning, attacked the ship and crew, successfully overpowering and imprisoning them in the cabins below deck. The men took control of the ship and guided it back to Sierra Leone coast in NINE DAYS. Where, after exchanging the freedom of the 96 slaves for the freedom of the captain and crew, they abandoned the ship. Those nine days were about successfully rebelling against a system intent on keeping others in a box… Nine Days brand was created to never allow people to be slaves; Slaves to stereotypes, labels, and limitations.

Nine Days, Photo Credit: Luba Patlakh

The biggest and most awaited shows of the night were the last two, S.Love & Triple Five Soul.  The S.Love show had a really deep, grungy theme- all of the models wore covers on their high platform shoes, leaving mystery and covering their feet.  They all stopped in creepy, slow motioned poses which engaged the audience making them curious as to what exactly was going on.  S.Love had phenomenal dresses in subtle black and white colorings, with some hints of purples.  All of the pieces had painted black lines on them adding a very contemporary and unconventional appeal.  This line stood out from the rest because of its ultra differentiated patterns and inventive notes. 

S.Love, Photo Credit: Luba Patlakh

 During the S.Love show models walked the runway to a variety of beats but one that stood out and I felt fit this line very well was Jay-Z’s: Brooklyn go hard. 

S.Love, Photo Credit: Luba Patlakh

Through the night Lucky Strike slider burgers were in full effect as they were on Thursday, but tonight there was something a bit more sophisticated, a cheese and crackers table and the V.I.P hosted yummy h’ors d’oeuvres courtesy of Catering by Miles.  Tu Phace was the headlining act and performed their signature Fashion Week song, Smile for the flash.  Their performance lasted throughout the Triple 5 Soul show which many Fashion Week visitors were highly anticipating.  The show was a great success and the crowd went wild for Tu Phace; after the show ended guests were dancing on the runway stage, showing their love and support for him. 

Guests of PFW, Photo Credit: Luba Patlakh

It was a very exciting second day of PFW and Saturday is expected to bring in a major crowd.  There will be a performance by The Hustle and the winning school of the Student Design Award will be announced.

PHILADELPHIA FASHION WEEK

Did you smile for the flash?? We sure did! (tribute to the PhillyFashionWeek [PFW] theme song by tU pHAce called flash) Today was the first day of the first ever Philadelphia Fashion Week.  It was an incredible turnout, the armory was full of explosive energy, and everyone seemed to be having a blast.  Throughout the PFW event, guests are invited to shop at 12 pop-up boutiques [Cristina V., Danielle Tobin, Ipearl, K. Louise Design, Mesa Enterprises, Marina Makaron Moscow, S. Love, Sandra Baquero, Traci Lynn Fashion Jewelry], enjoy drinks, light bites, and cocktails. Each day the first show begins at 5:00 p.m. and the headlining concerts will take place nightly at 8:00 p.m. [today's healdiner was philly based band, Black Landlord].

Today’s Schedule Included:

Look by Moore College of Art & Design, photo credit: Luba Patlakh

Today was a landmark occasion in the city of brotherly love both by fashion and  event scale standards.  As David Evangelista said while he emcee’d “We are having a baby, PFW is born!” That is absolutely the truth, Philadelphia has a large amount of fashion, culture, and style driven people but never a mecca of this calibar to celebrate all of these spectacular things and finally that door has opened! 

Masculine male models for Wrath Arcane, Photo Credit: Luba Patlakh

Upon entry into PFW you are greeted by many smiling staff members, a large silver metallic circular bar, and today there were two yummy munchie offerings: Lucky Strike offered mini cheeseburgers and Trio Restaurant offered garlic chicken on cucumbers:DE-LICIOUS!

Brooklyn Royalty women, Photo Credit: Luba Patlakh

Brooklyn Royalty men, Photo Credit: Luba Patlakh

Each designer participating in PFW brings their own specialty to the event, from fabrics, colors, messages behind their line, to seasonal creativity.  It is so exciting to see so many talented people finally able to come together in such a fantastic city. 

How do you like PFW so far?? Check theposhreview.com daily for PFW coverage.

 

FASHION UP

Fashion Up, was held Saturday September 26, 2009 at Sole Food Restaurant in the Loews Hotel in Philadelphia.  Crowds of beautiful people, the who’s who of Philly Socialites, and fabulous hotel visitors gathered in the vivacious Sole Food space to watch a Fashion Show put on by US Lounges Ceo Joe Notter.  This was the second Fashion Up event, which they called the Fall edition.   Dj Ed Smooth and Dj  John Farruggio spun the latest beats and had the crowd dancing all night long.  The bar was packed and people looked extremely happy…mission accomplished.  The fashion show itself showcased designs from Jack & Jill Boutique and Bare Feet Shoes.  A variety of fall looks were shown on 20 models which included both men and women of Philadelphia.  

The fashion show’s production was conducted by two of the city’s prominent fashion professionals, Anh Nguyen and James Betterson. Anh and James are both well known in the Philadelphia fashion community. Anh Nguyen is the owner of Jack and Jill Boutique in Philadelphia, and James Betterson specializes in brand management and strategic organizational planning. 

Sponsors of the event included: USLounges, UpcomingEvents.com, Youngprofessionals.com, PhillyGSpot, Hottestinthecity.com, Philly2night, Wildinout, The Barcoed. Jack & Jill Boutique, Bare Feet Shoes, Ettore Salon & Spa, Nail Bar, and Sun Myst Tanning Studios.

BOCCA RESTAURANT & LOUNGE

This Saturday night, October 3, 2009- ThePoshReview.com, along side Wildinout Promotions and Brokeup.com, will be taking over Bocca Lounge and Restaurant bringing in an upscale beat and lavish vibe to Bocca with our event: Rapture.     

Bocca is a sexy Mediterranean location that serves delicious Mediterranean and Spanish influenced tapas, presented by Chef Chris D’ambro. But the food isn’t the only fabulous thing about this exquisite spot. The night life is classy and exclusive as well. Bocca has taken over the old Amici Noi location at 236 Market St. in the famous Olde City and seems to be a growing nightlife gem.  The location has a very open layout, that leaves all doors/windows open in the summer which offer easy patio seating, perfect for people watching.  The interior hosts a sexy exposed brick wall with modern touches of suede banquettes, raised ceilings, and metal light fixtures.

✔$30 – 2 Hour Open Bar (10pm-12am) and Gourmet Hors D’oeuvre.
✔$100 Sky Vodka Bottles
✔$140 Grey Goose Bottles

NO COVER – but RSVP is required: http://tinyurl.com/yaplo3c

HOTEL PALOMAR PHILADELPHIA

Kimpton Hotels will be welcoming a new addition to their family as Hotel Palomar (their first Philadelphia boutique hotel) is set to open this Fall.  Hotel Palomar is the first green hotel in Philadelphia and the first LEED certified hotel in the Kimpton family.  The 92.5 million dollar project will transform the city’s Architects Building, located near Rittenhouse Square at 17th and Sansom streets.

New, energy-efficient mechanical systems were installed. Recycled materials were used wherever possible—in floor tiles and the ceiling, for example. Low-flow fixtures in bathrooms will keep water consumption to a minimum. A water filtration system will eliminate on-property use of bottled water. The 100 percent nonsmoking hotel will also include in-room recycling containers.

The hotel will implement a green stay with these green programs: Luxury, eco-friendly bath amenities, Recycling program for cups, clothes hangers, batteries and more; Rooms and linens cleaned with eco-certified cleaning supplies; Towel and linen reuse program; Guestroom energy management system; Guest and employee dry cleaning service will use eco-friendly methods and products; Unused and partially used bath amenities will be donated to community programs; and Paperless guest check-in/out service will reduce hotel paper use.

The 234-room Hotel Palomar will be the city’s first highly stylized, up-scale boutique hotel and gathering spot, and fill a void that previously existed for Philadelphia’s sophisticated corporate, leisure, and convention-travel customer base. Kimpton called upon hotel design guru Dayna Lee of Powerstrip Studio to help make this hotel magnificent. The project will also include a new ground-floor chef-driven restaurant and bar; more than 6,000 square feet of meeting space – including a 16- person high-tech board room – and a 3,000 square foot, meticulously preserved, penthouse-level ballroom with original ceiling molding and sweeping views of the city on three sides. The building architectural significance will add to the hotels lavish experience and outstanding accommodations.

Le Méridien Philadelphia

Le Méridien Philadelphia is crossing the finish line to completion. They are nearing their grand opening which is set for November 1, 2009.  Carved from a Georgian revival-style building, Le Méridien Philadelphia is looking to be a gorgeous entry. Designers at Blackney Hayes Architects have made a fine restoration of what was a 1912 Horace Trumbauer-designed building. 

  The historical building that the Le Méridien Philadelphia has recycled is an absolute gem. A predominantly black and white décor with hints of reds match splendidly with the natural dark wood paneling. Travel and exploration is the theme carried throughout the hotel, as evidenced in sculptures, light fixtures and wall coverings. When it does open, the Le Meridien Philadelphia will have- 202 rooms on five floors, a 90-seat restaurant (Amuse), a 40-seat lobby lounge (Le Amuse) and a grand ballroom with dramatic views of City Hall.

PHILADELPHIA FASHION WEEK

Founded by CMK Entertainment in 2009, Philadelphia Fashion Week is the premier fashion event in the City of Brotherly Love and Sisterly Affection. This accessible, three-day (October 8-10) celebration of fashion, food, and arts and culture, will include runway shows featuring street wear, contemporary couture designers sold in Philadelphia and student designers enrolled in the Art Institute of Philadelphia, Philadelphia University, Moore College of Art & Design.

Philadelphia Fashion Week Schedule

Doors will open each day at 4:00 p.m. to guests 21 and older. Tickets are now available online only through the Philadelphia Fashion Week website.

 The daily schedule for Philadelphia Fashion Week:

4:00 p.m.                                                 Doors open to the public

5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.                          Best of student designers

6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.                          Street wear designers

8:00 p.m.                                                   Headlining concert

9:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.                        Contemporary couture designers

 Each runway show will last for approximately 20 minutes, which is typically longer than other fashion week runway shows. Philadelphia Fashion Week shows may last longer than the industry standard because designers can opt to mix their holiday 2009 collection in with looks from spring and summer 2010 lines. Models exclusively represented by Wilhelmina Models will walk in Philadelphia Fashion Week.

“The concept behind Philadelphia Fashion Week is to invite residents and visitors to celebrate the vibrant fashion, food, and arts and culture scene in Philadelphia,” said Kristie Bergey, executive director of Philadelphia Fashion Week and partner of CMK Entertainment, Fashion Week’s event producer. “In a city known for its rich history, we are proud to make history by producing the first fashion week in Philadelphia.”

ThePoshReview.com will be covering Philadelphia Fashion Week events, please stay tuned for more information and posts. 

DETOX PARTY, BAMBOO BAR

After a weekend of partying and drinking, what better way to re-coup… than to continue partying and drinking? DETOX, a new sunday- outdoor party has hit the Philadelphia scene.  Detox is the best place to recover from the weekend because its a very relaxed outdoor atmosphere.  It’s a place where you can come and feel the house beats and drink the famous 84oz. fishbowls! Focusing on music, relaxation and rejuvenation, Detox takes opens the doors to a different type of event for Philly.  Dance/ House music is definitely around Philly but it’s growing more and more in the city and a lot of people are fans!  House beats bring an energy that most genre’s of music are unable to evoke out of people, but at Bamboo Bar it’s inevitable to get up and start moving your body to the beat. 

Wildinout Promotions, a local Philadelphia promotional company, created a special on Wildinout .TV that takes party-goers on a tour of Detox Sunday’s at Bamboo Bar, Check it out: