new york's golden age came alive over the weekend with the jazz age lawn party over on governor's
island. we had the most marvelous time dancing and picnicking all afternoon, and i am still a little
giddy over stepping into that glorious world for a few hours.
island. we had the most marvelous time dancing and picnicking all afternoon, and i am still a little
giddy over stepping into that glorious world for a few hours.
this is so amazing, wish i could have been a part of it. I love happy people damcing around nad having a great time together!
ReplyDeleteLove the Jazz Lawn party! I might go to the one later on in the summer. All that fabulous dancing - so fun!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like SO much fun!
ReplyDeletethis is magical!!! you are living a fairytale! it looks like so much fun. i wish i was there! you look stunning!
ReplyDeleteomg!
ReplyDeletei love jazz and the atmosphere of this post <3
Oh my gosh! This looks so incredible! You were definitely in your element! And you look absolutely beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteOh, my goodness! This looks like pure bliss. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSo so awesome. I wish I had known about this beforehand! Although, I don't know if I could have convinced Klane to go, let alone dress up! But you know Ryan and Kim Simmons were there. I heard he placed in the dance competition...? I wonder if you saw them! Anyway, I love that you did this and I love that this kind of thing exists in our fair city. So magical.
ReplyDeleteOMG Alexa I just ADORE this post, and you! This looks like so much fun!!! Ah love it, one of my favorite posts so far! :)
ReplyDeleteOH my gosh this looks like so much freaking fun! The outfits are perfect and you can just hear the music playing when you see the photos.
ReplyDeletethis looks oh-so lovely!
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Such an amazing event! Photos are perfect as usual :)
ReplyDeleteoh gosh, i've ALWAYS wanted to go to a party like this. absolutely adore! how fun!
ReplyDeletexo TJ
I just stumbled across your blog and am in love! This is incredible, I've always had an infatuation with the 1920's and I can't believe something like this exists! why not in my city!?
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