A new look for the dining room in our Melrose Showroom. Gatsby Chairs and an amazing floral photography collection placed by our fine art curator, Linda Steinberg.
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Very excited to have Kristie Streicher's beauty bar open next door to us at Warren Trichomi. Congratulations Kristie - thrilled to be seeing more of you! Here are some pics from the opening party...
Kristie Streicher Beauty Bar at Warren-Tricomi Salon, 8327 Melrose Avenue, between North Kings Road and North Sweetzer Avenue, West Hollywood (323-651-4545 or streicherbeauty.com), $50 and up.
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (The Associated Press) -- The dress Marilyn Monroe wore in "River of No Return" has sold to a private buyer for $504,000.
Darren Julien, president and CEO of Julien's Auctions, said Saturday that the dress was sold at an auction in China. Monroe wore the green velour dress while she sang "I'm Gonna File My Claim" in the 1954 Western in which she portrayed Kay Washington, a gambler's wife.
Among other items that have been sold at the auction were the bustier that Madonna wore during her "Who's That Girl" tour in 1987. It has sold for $72,000.
The famous white dress Monroe wore in "The Seven Year Itch" was sold for $4.6 million at an auction this summer.
Always great to have an afternoon break with friends at the showroom. If you don't already, make sure to check out Suzanne Marquez on CBS/KCAL Los Angeles.
Inspired by the interior of a high-end private jet, I chose a high-polished, medium-warm wood finish with a contrast ebony leather top on our showroom sample of our Carlisle Coffee Table/Ottoman. Fresh out of the factory and now on display at Plush Home on Melrose starting tomorrow...!
Steven’s been watching vintage episode of Alfred Hitchcock presents on Netflix, and this chandelier caught my eye. I’m guessing it’s a Waterford. Adore it.
Unaired interviews with Jacqueline Kennedy will finally make it to television this fall.
Viewers will hear recollections and reflections from the former First Lady during seven conversations with historian Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. in spring 1964.
The interviews included Jacqueline Kennedy’s impressions of life with husband President John F. Kennedy and covered historic events like her husband’s early campaigns to the Cuban Missile Crisis to the last days at the White House.
ABC News’ Diane Sawyer will anchor the series of special reports across all ABC News broadcasts and platforms, which will also include an interview with Caroline Kennedy, where they will talk about the never-before-heard interviews.
A special primetime hour dedicated to the Jacqueline Kennedy interviews will air this September. Reports will be broadcast on programs such as World News With Diane Sawyer, Good Morning America, Nightline and This Week With Christiane Amanpour, as well as on radio.
Philiana Ng | Hollywood Reporter
