The perfect host, perfectly attired, right down to the opalescent links binding his French cuffs.
Sunday, March 10 Was on a morning plane back to L.A. I pretty much have flying attire down: hat, glasses, scarf, and it's all good.
This had begun at the time of Mr. Gore's arrival, during which about 25 reporters, cameramen and technicians leaned over the velveteen rope that kept them from the journalism school's only door, and called out to Mr. Gore, who was in full New England academic attire, down to his brown wool jacket and burgundy V-neck sweater.
The jacket seemed to epitomize a trend that has been fomenting in the world's shopping capitals in recent years: a trend that has children attired as scaled-down adults.
Next, Jack stepped into a hazy red light in the middle of the tent, where two similarly attired firefighters hosed him down again and used a broom to scrub his skin.
The operative word was "magic". The plaza's talented Debra Gunn Downing, exquisitely attired in a floor-length, summer, sleeveless satin gown by Lanvin and escorted by beau attorney Charles Kanter, introduced the evening's host, Henry Segerstrom, South Coast Plaza founder and managing partner of one of America's legendary fashion empires.
While listening to Grace Cosgrove sing Nyro's catalog in her show "To Laura With Love" at the Metropolitan Room on Wednesday evening, I had many you-are-there moments, picturing Nyro, who died at 49 in 1997, as a colorfully attired, hippie street princess, dancing down Broadway in a trance.
The young man who emerges from the Cadillac is nattily attired: light blue sports jacket, silk pocket square, button-down shirt and khakis.
Malone, attired in a red-and-white checked short-sleeved button-down shirt and chinos, was careful not to sit at the head of the table.
Henry was handsomely attired.
