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Posts tagged with 'San Francisco':
Jason's Dispatches
High and Dry in San Francisco
December 8th, 2008
I went to San Francisco this weekend for International Fashion Party, a private shopping event I helped to curate. The shopping fete is the brainchild of Dorothy Torresi, Ramune Ambrozaitis and Shellie Fry, three plugged-in socialites who aim to bring the spirit of Fashion Week to cities without their own such as San Francisco and Dallas. It was about creating a little slice of Paris or Milan in the Clift Hotel’s Eva Room, the stark white mezzanine area of the Philippe Starck-designed hotel. read more »
Gregory Peck's Hotel Empire
October 15th, 2008 - Los Angeles
On one of our junkets to review West Coast hotels this summer, we bedded down at The Crescent, a boutique standard hotel that has become a quiet Beverly Hills address for creative types since its launch five years ago. The Crescent was the brainchild of Gregory Peck, a former investment banker whose clients included André Balazs and Schrager Hotel groups. The famously named Peck is now gaining attention as the developer-to-watch with a planned Crescent in San Francisco and the much-discussed Carlos Zapata-designed Cooper Square Hotel in New York's East Village. Peck sat down with JC Report to talk about his cookie cutter-free hotel concepts, the meaning of downtown luxury and the rash of developments in the coming months.
JC Report: What's occupying your days right now?
Gregory Peck: Our new project in San Francisco is at the top of the list. We just acquired a building that will become The Crescent San Francisco. It's 83 rooms, a very big space, with a restaurant and bar. We've been developing it for a few months. read more »
Interview: Gregory Peck's Hotel Empire
October 15th, 2008 | Los Angeles
On one of our junkets to review West Coast hotels this summer, we bedded down at The Crescent, a boutique standard hotel that has become a quiet Beverly Hills address for creative types since its launch five years ago. The Crescent was the brainchild of Gregory Peck, a former investment banker whose clients included André Balazs and Schrager Hotel groups. The famously named Peck is now gaining attention as the developer-to-watch with a planned Crescent in San Francisco and the much-discussed Carlos Zapata-designed Cooper Square Hotel in New York's East Village. Peck sat down with JC Report to talk about his cookie cutter-free hotel concepts, the meaning of downtown luxury and the rash of developments in the coming months.
JC Report: What's occupying your days right now?
Gregory Peck: Our new project in San Francisco is at the top of the list. We just acquired a building that will become The Crescent San Francisco. It's 83 rooms, a very big space, with a restaurant and bar. We've been developing it for a few months.
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October 9th, 2008 | San Francisco, Los Angeles
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Farahbella's Marriage Of Equals
October 1st, 2008 | Osaka
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Skeletal Metal's Eerie Edginess
September 24th, 2008 | Las Vegas
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Hail Hermes, Full of Chanel
September 16th, 2008 | Global
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Mini Market Goes Big
August 13th, 2008 | San Francisco
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Nice Music Collection
September 11th, 2003 | San Francisco
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Since living back in New York, I’ve spent the last two Christmas and New Years in the City. It was never an option to stay home during this period when I lived in Paris. And I like it better that way. Getaways seemed to just happen and it was a given that at the end of the year, you’d find yourself somewhere, usually warm for me, far away from home.January 7th, 2009 - ObsessionJust when we were needing some jolt iof energy today, we stumbled upon Ponystep's tribute to Calvin Klein's underwear revolution...January 6th, 2009
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