Get Your Tickets Now!!!

That's right...we're live! (And now that we are live I promise to be a better blogger.) The San Francisco Fashion Film Festival is off to a running start and our tickets are now available for purchase over on Eventbrite! Individual showings are on sale for $10 and $15 each, while full festival passes are going for just $75 each!

We are also very happy to announce our lineup of films which we think includes something for everyone:

Saturday, April 7^th, 2012

1:00 PM - Ziegfeld Girl - $15 (Costumes by Adrian)

3:30 PM - How I Get Dressed/The Way I Dress - $10

4:15 PM - Jack Taylor of Beverly Hills - $15

6:30 PM – Fashion Shorts - $10

7:15 PM – Barbarella - $15 (Costumes by Jacques Fonteray & Paco Rabanne)

9:45 PM - The Matrix - $15 (Costumes by Kym Barrett)

Sunday, April 8^th, 2012

2:00 PM - City of Lost Children - $15 (Costumes by Jean Paul Gaultier)

4:45 PM - Miss Representation - $15

6:45 PM – Fashion Shorts - $10

7:30 PM - God Save My Shoes - $15

9:00 PM - Marie Antoinette - $15 (Costumes by Milena Canonero)

Please visit the "Films" section of our website to read more about these titles, why we chose them, and how we grouped them.

Also...we're offering two events to lead-up to the festival!

On Sunday, March 25th we are partnering with the Disposable Film Festival in their latest class of "Disposable Film 101". This class will have a fashion focus, and we'll talk about ways to make engaging and fun fashion shorts.

On Friday, April 6th, yours truly will be introducing a rare French film from Jacques Becker entitled Falbalas at the de Young Museum as part of its Friday Nights at the de Young. The de Young's highly anticipated exhibition Jean Paul Gaultier: From the Sidewalk to the Catwalk opens on March 23rd, and the San Francisco Fashion Film Festival is pleased to be partnering with the museum to support this exhibition.

Falbalas was made in 1945 in Paris just after the end of World War II. It tells the fictional story of a couturier, and shows the most realistic view of a Parisian couture house of the era on film. When Jean Paul Gaultier saw this film as a young man, it was what prompted him to become a designer...

For more details and information, please visit the "Schedule" page of our website...in fact, just visit our website - it will tell you absoltuely everything you want to know! http://fashfilmfest.org

Looking forward to seeing everyone in April - please say introduce yourself and say hello!

SF Fashion Film Festival poster by Alice Lam.

Have a Poetic & Chic Fashion's Night Out!!!

Next Thursday night is the official Fashion's Night Out, and I'm pleased as punch to let you all know that I'll be hosting a special event at Jonathan Adler San Francisco!

Please come by the store on Fillmore Street to shop, have a cocktail, and hang out. We will be open until 10PM that night, so there will be plenty of time to hit events downtown and then join us for a little night cap. The other shops along Fillmore will be open late too, so be sure to head to the 'hood and strut your style!

We'll have the music turned up and lights turned down, so it will be the perfect place to wrap up the night. I'll let you in on my favorite pieces from Jonathan Adler (pillows! candles! pottery!), and we can all dish the dirt on all things FNO!

Looking forward to seeing everyone there!

Jonathan Adler San Francisco
2133 Fillmore Street, between Sacramento & California
Fashion's Night Out - Open until 10PM!

Bon Weekend!

So sorry that the Bon Weekend post is so late! But I didn't forget, I promise. It's just been a crazy week! Let's review: Halloween, Giants are World Champions, Election Day, work, family, the I Live Here: SF opening for Julie Michelle on Friday night, and the National Kidney Foundation Authors Luncheon yesterday... Yeah, it's quite a list!

This morning's rainy autumn weather just made my day. There's nothing better than a rainy Sunday, unless it's one where you can wake up and turn the clock back an hour!

This print by the great Matte Stephens fit my mood perfectly: the social whirl of autumn tempered by the beautiful colors of turning leaves and a cloudy sky. "Autumn in New York" is a limited edition print available on Etsy for $60.00.