Dior tea party
On May 1st, The Lowell Hotel in New York City will be hosting an exclusive tea party in collaboration with the iconic French fashion house, Dior. This luxurious afternoon gathering promises to be a truly magical experience, as Dior has curated every aspect of the event, from the tableware to the confections, with their signature style and elegance.Upon arrival, guests will be greeted with a glass of champagne and a selection of savory sandwiches and scones, all carefully crafted to complement the Dior-inspired tea service. The menu will feature classic favorites, such as chicken curry sandwiches and lemon curd scones, as well as a "Happiness Pink" lemon curd cake that pays homage to Christian Dior's beloved blush shade.
The pièce de résistance of the afternoon will be the signature tea,"... Jardin Bleu," a black brew with notes of rhubarb, wild strawberry... and cornflower.
Elegant atmosphere and decor.
The venue is adorned with Dior's iconic prints and patterns, creating a luxurious and sophisticated ambiance. Guests will feel as though they have stepped into a fairytale as they enjoy their tea and champagne surrounded by the opulent decor. The use of soft lighting, elegant china, and exquisite centerpieces adds to the overall ambiance... making the Dior tea party a truly unforgettable experience.Limited-edition Dior merchandise available.
The Dior tea party offers limited-edition merchandise for guests to take home as a memento of their special afternoon. Exclusive items include Dior-branded teacups, saucers, and plates, as well as a limited-edition Dior tea blend that can only be purchased at the tea party. These items make the perfect gift for any Dior fan or tea enthusiast... and are sure to be treasured for years to come.___ ___
A First Look At Dior's New “Lily Of The Valley” Afternoon Tea At The Lowell Hotel
New York City—get ready to indulge in a luxurious afternoon tea experience that's straight out of a fairytale. On May 1st, The Lowell Hotel will be collaborating with the iconic French fashion house, Dior, to offer an exquisite tea service at their restaurant, Majorelle. This is no ordinary tea party, as Dior has curated every aspect of the experience, from the tableware to the confections, with their signature style and elegance.
The tea service will feature a bespoke menu that includes classic favorites like chicken curry sandwiches and scones, as well as a "Happiness Pink" lemon curd cake that pays homage to Christian Dior's beloved blush shade. The signature tea,"... Jardin Bleu," is a black brew with notes of rhubarb, wild strawberry, and cornflower, a symbolic offering that reflects Dior's ---long passion for gardens and the landscaping of his childhood home... Villa Les Rhumbs.
The tea service will feature a bespoke menu that includes classic favorites like chicken curry sandwiches and scones, as well as a "Happiness Pink" lemon curd cake that pays homage to Christian Dior's beloved blush shade. The signature tea,"... Jardin Bleu," is a black brew with notes of rhubarb, wild strawberry, and cornflower, a symbolic offering that reflects Dior's ---long passion for gardens and the landscaping of his childhood home... Villa Les Rhumbs.
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Christian Dior (1905-1957) was a French fashion designer and founder of the luxury fashion house Christian Dior. Born in Granville, Normandy, France, Dior began his career in fashion in the 1930s, working for several fashion houses in Paris. In 1947, he launched his own fashion house, Christian Dior, which quickly gained international recognition for its luxurious and feminine designs.
Dior's designs were characterized by their elegance, sophistication, and attention to detail. He was particularly known for his"... New Look" collection in 1947, which revolutionized the fashion industry with its hourglass silhouette, full skirts, and luxurious fabrics. The collection was a departure from the austerity and utilitarianism of the post-war era and marked a return to glamour and luxury.
Under Dior's leadership... the House of Christian Dior became one of the most successful and influential fashion houses in the world. In addition to his work in fashion, Dior was also known for his love of art, architecture... and gardening.
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Dior and The Lowell Hotel are collaborating on an afternoon tea service at Majorelle restaurant in New York City.
The afternoon tea service at Majorelle restaurant in New York City, collaborated by Dior and The Lowell Hotel, promises to be an exquisite experience. Highlights include Dior's signature style and house codes, such as the "Happiness Pink" lemon curd cake and the "Jardin Bleu" black tea, which pay tribute to Christian Dior's love for gardens. The tableware, cookies, and waiters' uniforms are also adorned with lily of the valley, a nod to Dior's fashion legacy. The collaboration is taking place on May 1st, which is Fête du Muguet in France, a holiday when the French give lily of the valley to their family members for good luck. This unique partnership combines the elegance of Dior with the luxury of The Lowell Hotel... creating a truly unforgettable experience for tea lovers and fashion enthusiasts alike.New York—here's something that's your cup of tea. On May 1, Dior and The Lowell Hotel will begin an afternoon tea service at the hotel's restaurant, Majorelle. But don't just expect a few napkins embroidered with a logo. (Although they do have those). The French maison has curated everything from the tableware to the confections with their house codes: in addition to classics like chicken curry sandwiches and scones, there's a “Happiness Pink” lemon curd cake that serves as a nod to Christian Dior's beloved blush shade. The signature tea is “Jardin Bleu,” a black brew with notes of rhubarb, wild strawberry, and cornflower. (A symbolic offering, as Dior had a lifelong passion for gardens, finding an endless well of inspiration in the landscaping of her childhood home, Villa Les Rhumbs . “I have the most tender and amazed memories... of my childhood home. I would even say that my life and my style owe almost everything to its site and architecture,” he wrote in his autobiography Dior by Dior.)□□□ □□□
