Week Recap: Blogfest2012 and Everswoon Launch

Holy whirlwind!! Between Blogfest 2012 and Tamra's Everswoon launch party, this week was full of festivities, new experiences, new friends, and entirely too much indulgence. Just how I like it! I finally have a second to sit down, digest, and share a few snapshots. First up, Kips Bay Decorator Showhouse. A must see! Blame it on Society Social, but did anyone else notice all the hard liquor? ;)

In the living room by Bunny Williams Inc., Brian J. McCarthy Inc., David Kleinberg Design Associates

In a gentlemen's study by David Scott via SoHaute

In a private office designed by Raji Radkahrishan via Rikki Snyder

In a conservatory by Charlotte Moss via SoHaute

Cheers, eh?! Here's a favorite snapshot from the Elle Decor Modern Life Concept House. Yes ma'am, I will!

I had the best time visiting with Sue from The Zhush. We traded calling cards and she was so sweet and instagrammed them! I can't tell you how exciting it was to meet bloggers I've admired from afar in real life, many of who have helped get Society Social where it is today. For that I will never be able to sing enough praise and give enough thanks!  

The morning in Hearst Tower was unreal. Kravet knocked it out of the park with the line-up from rockstar designers to Dara Caponigro of Veranda and Newell Turner of House Beautiful.  

In between events, I was so excited to be able to contribute a small help to Tamra's Everswoon social. She recently launched her boutique styling and event planning company and I donated a few pieces from my vintage shop to help style her vignette cases. 

Tamra's sparkly spirit is evident in everything she does and it was so great to see such a smashing turnout of support for her from industry professionals, friends, bloggers...

Blogging besties! Natalie Merrillyn, Alex, Chassity, Christine, Naomi, Amanda, Gabrielle, Tobe, Erika, Viviana, and Tamra! 

...and Bella of course!! You can see all the official event pics on Guest of a Guest and swoon over all of Tamra's work here! 

All in all it was one for the books. I walked away with a pocket full of amazing new experiences, new friends "in real life, " and a few late night photos from a ridiculous photo booth that should probably never see the light of day ;)