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LA Moodboard presents soirees in its own unique context: through the lens of style, a la Bill Cunningham and The Sartorialist:

via vivid videos and portrait photography, with commentary by fashion expert Merle Ginsberg, whose credits include:

W Magazine, WWD, The Daily Beast, Harper’s Bazzar, Rolling Stone, THR, Cosmo, Marie Claire, NYPost, LA magazine

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These listings are compiled for  fashion/beauty professionals and fashion watchers alike. Most events can be reviewed after they occur on social media – PLEASE  check with us  to see if we reviewed the event.

JAN/FEB 2024

PHARRELL WILLIAMS

WED. JANUARY 3RD
8800 MELROSE AVE.
POP UP
MEN'S SPRING/SUMMER COLLECTION

GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS

SUNDAY, JANUARY 7TH 2024
BEVERLY HILTON INTERNATIONAL BALLROOM

CRITICS CHOICE AWARDS

SUNDAY, JANUARY 14TH 2024
FAIRMONT CENTURY PLAZA HOTEL


2024 GRAMMY AWARDS

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4TH 2024
CRYPTO.COM ARENA LOS ANGELES


SAKS FIFTH AVENUE

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8TH
SAKS WILL OPEN ITS WILSHIRE DOORS AT THE OLD BARNEY'S BLDG


SCREEN ACTORS GUILD AWADS

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24TH 2024
SHRINE AUDITORIUM & EXPO HALL


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LUNA LUNA

FORGOTTEN FANTASY/31 December 2023

There’s a plethora of  theme parks in L.A. – hello, Disneyland. Universal City Walk. Legoland. Six Flags. Kids’ stuff. You could argue that the whole city’s a Hollywood theme park. You could argue that Coachella’s one. But it’s not all for kids/tourists/arrested development types. Finally there’s a magical theme park for adults – though Luna Luna: Forgotten Fantasy will spark childlike wonder in anyone who makes the trek down to Boyle Heights. Opened in tk, it giddily runs till spring, but I say: run don’t walk, Monty Python silly-walk style.. You have to buy advance tickets and they’re going like cotton candy with a dose of caramel corn.
 
Luna Luna is pastiche of a lot of treasures, a visual feast – mostly, you could liken it to a sunken treasure ship filled utterly with restored artworks created in the late 80’s by David Hockney, Sonia Delaunay, Salvador Dali, Jim Whiting, Joseph Beuys, plus New Yorkers Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring and Kenny Scharf. The works: surrealist versions of a ferris wheel, carousel, a giant dome (“Dalidom”)- even a live wedding chapel created by Austrian artist/poet Andre’ Heller, who initiated the original which opened to great acclaim in Hamburg in 1989. Then, somehow, what was meant to be a traveling exhibition got lost in litigation land – winding up somehow in storage boxes in Texas for more than forty years. Talk about surreal. 
 
Imagine a kaleidoscope of color, a mega dose of irreverence and extremely large carnival-emulating works, flights of fantasy so dazzlingly visual – well, you won’t have to micro-dose. Honestly, that would be overkill. It’s a great trip down the cultural history of the avant garde from 1900 till now. With a mighty dose of Alice in Wonderland.

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L.A. DANCE PROJECT

THE MISSING MOUNTAIN

On Saturday  night, November 18, L.A. Dance Project performed an evening length work, THE MISSING MOUNTAIN , choreographed by artists-in-residence Bobbi Jene Smith & Or Schraiber.  The esteemed choreographer’s fourth work for L.A.D.P. sold out the company’s DTLA warehouse theater in short runs both in September and November. Smith describes the ethereal but expressionist work’s “mountain” “an imaginary place within ourselves,” a feeling or sensation conveyed by the six characters/dancers. Smith describes the scenario created as both “domestic and surreal,” as dancers performed on carpet to allow for a space more playful and fearless. Are they family? Lovers? Six tightly knit friends? Or were they a dysfunctional family’s Thanksgiving? However one interpreted, it was a sensorial movable feast for the eyes – and imagination.

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