Veni Vidici NYC-style Champagne brunches in Chelsea
‘Day’ is most definitely set to become the new ‘Night’ in Chelsea this Autumn, as Beaufort House plays host to Veni Vidici’s notorious new ‘NYC Champagne Brunches’The problem with nightlife is there just simply is not enough of it, and why make do with a mere few hours of night-time entertainment whilst the weather is scorching and the Champagne’s flowing? This is most certainly not to be missed…
Premier Private Members club, Beaufort House Chelsea, is pleased to reveal that this Autumn, in association with Veni Vidici, it will launch exclusive NYC-style Champagne Brunch Parties.On 17th September 2011, the first Veni Vidici Champagne Brunch Affair will answer the call of London’s leading party-goers by revolutionizing London Saturdays. From 1200 hours onwards, patrons will be enticed by exquisite NYC brunch cuisine, lured by flowing Champagne and seduced by top Burlesque performers, before dancing in enthralled revelry to euphoric DJ’s.This truly cosmopolitan affair of wild hedonistic opulence is set to redefine Saturdays in London. Beaufort House will be the place to see and be seen as Veni Vedici introduces its Champagne Brunch Affairs. London Saturdays will never be the same.Written and covered by Sam from CDCLifestyle.com http://cdclifestyle.com/posts/2011/08/08/nyc-style-champagne-brunches-in-chelsea/ For bookings, information and partnership please contact:
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Selfishness
Yesterday evening, on my way home from work, I think I witnessed what the true meaning of selfishness is. I was standing in a semi-crowded triain, on the Victoria line and we kept stopping in the middle of tunnels. A
Selfishness
Yesterday evening, on my way home from work, I think I witnessed what the true meaning of selfishness is. I was standing in a semi-crowded triain, on the Victoria line and we kept stopping in the middle of tunnels. A
Shhh…The secret life of an actress : Budapest – Day 3
3rd day in Budapest. We randomly found in the Jewish neighborhood a tiny café with a nice, little, sunny terrace, where for breakfast we could taste Hungarian-Jews cakes that, I must say it, where much better than famous Gerbeaud’s ones! We
Shhh…The secret life of an actress : Budapest – Day 3
3rd day in Budapest. We randomly found in the Jewish neighborhood a tiny café with a nice, little, sunny terrace, where for breakfast we could taste Hungarian-Jews cakes that, I must say it, where much better than famous Gerbeaud’s ones! We
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Shhh…The secret life of an actress : “Dangerous liaisons” by John Malkovich!
Yesterday evening I went to the théâtre de l’Atelier to see “Dangerous Liaisons” directed by John Malkovich: wonderful!! Yet I love this theatre, it’s cute, cozy and has got a beautiful stage. And the play…wow! The staging is modern, all
Shhh…The secret life of an actress : “Dangerous liaisons” by John Malkovich!
Yesterday evening I went to the théâtre de l’Atelier to see “Dangerous Liaisons” directed by John Malkovich: wonderful!! Yet I love this theatre, it’s cute, cozy and has got a beautiful stage. And the play…wow! The staging is modern, all
Shhh… The secret life of an actress : Budapest – Day 2
Our 2nd day in Budapest began with a Sacher & cappuccino breakfast at Gerbeaud, one of the oldest tea rooms of the city! We then crossed the Danube to join Buda and the Castle hill, from where one has a
Shhh… The secret life of an actress : Budapest – Day 2
Our 2nd day in Budapest began with a Sacher & cappuccino breakfast at Gerbeaud, one of the oldest tea rooms of the city! We then crossed the Danube to join Buda and the Castle hill, from where one has a
Shhh…The secret life of an actress : Budapest – Day 1
Landed in Budapest at the beginning of the afternoon and after having left my stuff in our, ehm.. how could I say… “old fashion” hostel; I start exploring the city, waiting for my friend Francesca to arrive in the evening.
Shhh…The secret life of an actress : Budapest – Day 1
Landed in Budapest at the beginning of the afternoon and after having left my stuff in our, ehm.. how could I say… “old fashion” hostel; I start exploring the city, waiting for my friend Francesca to arrive in the evening.
The little black jacket
¨In order to be irreplaceable one must always be different¨, Coco Chanel. Coco Chanel (1883-1971) was a French native who was determined to liberate women from the constraints of corsets and other uncomfortable garments. Chanel looked to design clothing
The little black jacket
¨In order to be irreplaceable one must always be different¨, Coco Chanel. Coco Chanel (1883-1971) was a French native who was determined to liberate women from the constraints of corsets and other uncomfortable garments. Chanel looked to design clothing
My Thief Chase
So,Wednesday was a pretty eventful day for me… not sure if it was for the right reasons, but it was definitely exciting! I work at a high end showroom in Highgate part time and yesterday I was left alone for
My Thief Chase
So,Wednesday was a pretty eventful day for me… not sure if it was for the right reasons, but it was definitely exciting! I work at a high end showroom in Highgate part time and yesterday I was left alone for
Shhh…The secret life of an actress : ‘‘La Sardaigne, la musique au cœur de la Méditerranée’’ @ UNESCO
Last Thursday night I attended the evening ‘‘La Sardaigne, la musique au cœur de la Méditerranée’’ at the UNESCO. A beautiful concert, given by the International Music Academy of Cagliari first, followed by a Sardinian products dinner on the top
Shhh…The secret life of an actress : ‘‘La Sardaigne, la musique au cœur de la Méditerranée’’ @ UNESCO
Last Thursday night I attended the evening ‘‘La Sardaigne, la musique au cœur de la Méditerranée’’ at the UNESCO. A beautiful concert, given by the International Music Academy of Cagliari first, followed by a Sardinian products dinner on the top