The Starworks family wishes everyone a very very Merry Christmas.

(Put down those Blackberries and iPhones a sec and pay attention to mom and dad!)

J

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(On the road to Hamam — The Standard Hotel Spa, Miami Beach)

Wishing everyone is having a nice holiday moment. I’m parked in Miami Beach with my familia. Just sharing my “spots” as I’m unraveling from a hectic year.

(Poolside, The Standard Hotel, Miami Beach)

(Waiting for my Palomilla Steak at the classic Cuba Diner Spot, Versailles)

Hope everyone is savoring their downtime in their own ways.
Merry XMas Eve…
J

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(Do Not Attempt At Home)

Did you know that when you put Xmas lights in a microwave that they light up?! You can watch the experiment here so you don’t have to risk your life at home. These wacky boys already did it.

Greensock.com / Christmas Lights in Microwave.
J

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Temperley’s Digital Take

Temperley London trades the tents for a digital installation in each fashion capital
Thursday, December 18, 2008

(NEW YORK) Temperley London is the latest brand to bow out of the runway show lineup, but unlike others who are paring down, the line has been preparing a full-scale digital presentation of its fall 2009 collection. For the idea that’s been in development for the last year, Temperley has worked with an international creative team of film directors, photographers, and video artists, including a team at Milk Studios and Starworks’ digital creative consultancy team. The final films will accompany live Temperley London presentations, which will be displayed for press and buyers in each fashion capital.

“From an economic and environmental point of view, it has become more and more difficult to support the constant global travel schedule for fashion sellers, buyers, and press,” said Lars von Bennigsen, CEO of Temperley London. “By employing cutting edge technology and talent, the four seasonal installations will allow us to communicate our brand message and aesthetic to a larger international audience while supporting both economic and environmental challenges.” The first of these new presentations will debut during New York Fashion Week, with an installation at Milk Studios on February 18, 2009–coinciding with the launch of the brand’s new website.
EMILY GYBEN

As Read in: Fashion Week Daily Dispatch
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(The A-List Publicity Firm XMas Card)

In the era of internet and emails, there’s alot of cop-outs in terms of mailing a good old-fashioned holiday card. When I opened my mail and bumped into the card above, I thought it was a promo for the new 90210 show until I saw my friend publicist Ashlee Margolis wrap her legs around a hunky guy! Then I noticed her staff superimposed in the slutty pool of LA drama. Pretty funny stuff.

(John Varvatos XMas Card)

This Varvatos card is just goofy and endearing. I think I’m attached to it because our Sharon booked Perry Farrel for this campaign so it feels like our blood, sweat, and tears were intertwined in this lovely holiday message.

(Rockstar Games XMas Card)

This is an old Rockstar Games Xmas card from 2 years ago — from the lovely crew of creative, genius gamer boys in my life. It just sits up on my fridge now. The older bitchy British woman just makes me feel all warm and fuzzy.

Ok. Happy holidays and keep up the personal cards. They never get old.
J

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