The weekend has spring fever.<br />
An over-the-top party seems appropriate to celebrate the launch of an eye-popping pop-up store peddling shirts emblazoned with overlapping Warhol and Hirst imagery, two pairs of Hirst-splattered Levi's worth an estimated $80,000, and a $200 book documenting the whole confounding collaboration.
If you're not on the market for $80,000 jeans this week, maybe casual streetwear from Troy and Kanvis—both among the lines discounted by up to 80% at this two-day sale—will better suit you.
A rite of urban passage returns—two days, one hundred industrial lofts that make Astroturf-covered bathrooms seem perfectly normal, and countless pieces of art you can pull off the residents' walls and take home with you.
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Genial oenophile and man about town David Haskell, late of BIN 8945, has popped up in a sleek Pasadena hideaway to pour you five international wines for five bucks apiece, each paired with a small Mediterranean plate for the same price. Corral a party of five to attain true symmetry.
Now open in the completely redone hotel off the Sunset Strip: not much besides the large, loft-style rooms. But, coming soon—a rooftop pool, an English garden, a lobby-adjacent bar called Midnight on Sunset...and a restaurant from Gordon "Hell's Kitchen" Ramsay with five private dining rooms.
