Agreed, I would have rather read more about the bag piper party and the quarterly report drinks than Target. I’m surprised they needed the promo are they doing that bad?
I lived a block from the Dakota for a few years and found every excuse I could to always enter/exit the park on 72nd or walk down 72nd to and from train so I could check it out. Really one of the legendary buildings in the city. Sounds like an incredible apartment for the party.
I say this as a life long Oregonian but the issue with salt + stone is that natural deodorant in general don’t work. But if you like pit perfumes they have a pretty good mix.
Many times. The founder of my firm John Angelo lived there and so did Maury Povich and Connie Chung. And Craig Hatkoff and Jane Rosenthal who had a Clinton fundraiser I attended. The woodwork in the apartments is gorgeous.
OK you're sleeping on Salt & Stone Rose Oud deodorant. I am an extreme perfume snob (Pratt Institute Perfume Course 2014!) and don't normally like rose or oud that much, but it's bananas good
I do not detect any smelliness and have had zero complaints! I will say the scent is pretty strong and lingers, but I think it's effective. But that said I am not a very sweaty/smelly person. I think it's on the same wavelength as Corpus, Native, etc. and better than Agent Nateur, which I actually did smell after using.
appreciate your thorough review but unfortunately I can't fuck with natural deodorants in NYC where we're all (or most of us) are squished into the subway cars.
I wouldn’t say I’m worried exactly but am I the only one who’s a bit uneasy about what might be motivating “legacy” periodicals to join Substack? Fine if it’s just one among several distribution and marketing channels, but wasn’t the lesson of media companies optimising content for Facebook that there’s no financially viable alternative to a robust direct-to-subscriber base?
"I want to write more about this party, but that’s not what you’re all here for…"
I, for one, am absolutely here to read more about this butler-and-bagpiper party.
Agreed, I would have rather read more about the bag piper party and the quarterly report drinks than Target. I’m surprised they needed the promo are they doing that bad?
Target was an ad babe. We have mouths to feed and a growing team.
No for sure, just surprised it was them
It worked, because I'll be stopping in there after my lunch meeting today (stocking stuffers!) I wouldn't have otherwise.
i just do not believe salt & stone deodorant is effective. i wish it was.
its fake news. thank you.
also im ready to read more about meredith marks
Noo so sad about MNZ. She is the blueprint.... Guest Lecture?
Finally some recognition for the annual party cocktail copywriters.
“You don’t see a bi-swing door in a home very often.”
I know what project I’m doing over the holidays now.
men only want one thing…
Oh man, sad about MNZ! I coveted those colored suede sandals throughout my twenties!
The hoops I jumped through to try to budget for them.... never worked out.
I lived a block from the Dakota for a few years and found every excuse I could to always enter/exit the park on 72nd or walk down 72nd to and from train so I could check it out. Really one of the legendary buildings in the city. Sounds like an incredible apartment for the party.
Yes indeed I am also here for more party descriptions.
I say this as a life long Oregonian but the issue with salt + stone is that natural deodorant in general don’t work. But if you like pit perfumes they have a pretty good mix.
Checks out
Love the concept of Gothic Yule. I wanted the MNZ x MAKE Beauty palette when I was in college and now kicking myself I didn’t go for it.
What year did that launch?
2014, initially!
I feel like your intro graf was directed squarely at me
I cannot think of the Dakota without thinking of the movie Rosemary's Baby. Plus how affordable NYC real estate was back in the 1960s!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhlEAi-JPuk
Have you ever been inside
Many times. The founder of my firm John Angelo lived there and so did Maury Povich and Connie Chung. And Craig Hatkoff and Jane Rosenthal who had a Clinton fundraiser I attended. The woodwork in the apartments is gorgeous.
OK you're sleeping on Salt & Stone Rose Oud deodorant. I am an extreme perfume snob (Pratt Institute Perfume Course 2014!) and don't normally like rose or oud that much, but it's bananas good
but does it like.. work? or do you just get a satisfied moment of application?
I do not detect any smelliness and have had zero complaints! I will say the scent is pretty strong and lingers, but I think it's effective. But that said I am not a very sweaty/smelly person. I think it's on the same wavelength as Corpus, Native, etc. and better than Agent Nateur, which I actually did smell after using.
appreciate your thorough review but unfortunately I can't fuck with natural deodorants in NYC where we're all (or most of us) are squished into the subway cars.
> Meta’s holiday party at People’s
Small place for a big company...
(wondering if this was the group we ran into at Via13 during dinner)
I think they have 100 holiday parties. this was like a media one.
I wouldn’t say I’m worried exactly but am I the only one who’s a bit uneasy about what might be motivating “legacy” periodicals to join Substack? Fine if it’s just one among several distribution and marketing channels, but wasn’t the lesson of media companies optimising content for Facebook that there’s no financially viable alternative to a robust direct-to-subscriber base?