You and me at Club 33

Hi, my name is Ty and I am addicted to Disneyland. There I said it, thank you for your support. You have all been to Disneyland before, but do you recall a "secret" door deep in the French Quarter of New Orleans? Perhaps not, why you ask? Because this members only establishment's door has been painted "no-see-um green" created by Imagineers, this color is the least detectable by the human eye!

Named "Club 33" after the address, 33 Royal Street, Disneyland CA. It is the only establishment in the magical land that has a physical address listed with the state- Since 33 is the only place in the park that serves alcohol, it needed an address because of California liqueur laws.

Walt, yes, I call him Walt. . . we are old friends. My old pal Walt wanted a place he could entertain colleagues, heads of state, dignitaries, influential businessmen along with Stylists and Bloggers. A place where they could escape the high energy of the park below.

Me and Brandon were about to do just that! With the lift of a small brass door on the side of the main entry lies a buzzer. Press that and a lovely operator will request your name to check the validity of your reservation. After you hear a quiet "ding" you are in. . . Let me just start off by saying how astounding it was to be in the four walls of the foyer. A stair case to my left, a French lift (not elevator. This piece of machinery was hand crafted after one my buddy Mr. Disney experienced in France) and a put together pert receptionist to my right. I then realized this was the woman that asked our name outside, she called us using an antique candlestick telephone- you know the one where the earpiece is independent from the microphone- she, we will call her "Rosemary" invited us to use the lift, or take the stairs. Being the strapping strong men that we are- we took the lift. How often does one get to do that?! Reaching the second story, you can see fantastic views out the balcony windows of the pond and New Orleans. The air is different up here. . . perfumed with the largest and most delicious buffet I have ever laid eyes on. This is not Vegas. We were escorted to our table, get this, everything has "33" engraved, printed, or stamped on it. Not in a goddy I-need-to-monogram-everything-I-touch sort of way, but in a subtly classy kind.

Our waitress was a complete doll, she looked like Ms. Potts from Beauty and the Beast and had been a waitress there for over 20 years. She was very intriguing and after she served me a ten dollar mocha (DIVINE!) she brought out the check along with a official "Club 33" pen for us. I guess that's what a $200 lunch will get you. We took the stairs down, said our salutations to Rosemary and opened the opulent door feeling like a million.

The doorway to Club 33

The brass communication buzzer

My place setting

My sister's fiance Matt, Moi, and Brandy in the boys room

$10 Mocha complete with a silver spoon. . . I'd do it again in a heart beat

Until next time Mouseketeers,

Ty

Ty on Craves Raves and Favs

This weekend a dear friend of mine, Brittany Asay, asked me to hold a guest writing spot on her fantastic blog, craveravefav.blogspot.com! Check out the article below

Bride of CHANEL

Chanel seems to have certainly dove into the Halloween spirit creating a dazzling display of what I interpret to be the Brides of Frankenstein-or the Brides of Karl. Here inside their Robertson Blvd. window lies the three villains. With the raw fluorescent bulbs giving a heart beat of life, these fabulous dolls are ready to catch the beat of the city.

Watch your back babes,

Ty

Ask Ty. . . "How do I wear animal print?"

I LOVE animal print, be it embossed, real hide, or faux the one thing I endorse is. . . Wear it! The key to sporting a loud piece is to use it as an accent. Same would apply with a great pop of color in your wardrobe or cosmetics for that matter. For example, you wouldn't wear a bright lip, deep blush, and a colorful eye, you would look like the Joker. Same goes for your day wear.

Erin wrote in from Redondo Beach, Ca. and asked me how she could rock this trend. I paired it with a few different looks to take you any where you want to go.

The first look I added a snake belt to a Elizabeth and James cardigan, finishing off this neutral look.

Next I added a fabulous leopard Prada pump to a Balenciaga blazer, J Brand skinny, and adding a muted color with the moss Balenciaga bag.

Missoni, Missoni, Missoni. The perfect compliment to this great Marc Jacobs python quilted bag. finish it off with a tasseled Louboutin and your boho chic just got dreamier.

Have a great night kitties,

Ty

Parties, Places, and People- FNO Part duex!

Inspiration was all around during Fashion's Night Out. From the above snapshot of a new emerging designer showcasing their collection at Industry, to the intense interior crowds at boutiques transformed into night clubs-there was defiantly magic in the air!

One of the most important realizations I took home from this experience- we are all characters in this movie we call "Life." Just a question, are you an extra, supporting actor, or the STAR ? Personally, I am for the latter!

Have a great night dolls,

Ty

The "in crowd" at John Varvatos

funky printastic duo at Industry

Ruthie Davis spiked heels. . . to die for! My favorite spiked stiletto

My tall drink of water at Varvatos, ahmazing light installation above!

Fabulous. . . enough said

Killer crowd at the Industry fashion show

These Balenciaga booties migrated their way over to me. It was an omen from God.

I went strait to Heaven

Stalking glamizon on the turn tables at Curve boutique, sporting a statement necklace grand enough to make Olivia Palermo envious. . . which rarely happens.

Making waves at FNO! Part 1

It was ahmazing! It was fabulous! It was a success! Fashion's Night Out in L.A. this past weekend was absolutely brilliant! The streets were packed with civilians, celebrities, and Porche Cayennes.

We spent the evening on the trendy Robertson Blvd. Every boutique had their own party going on- cocktails and thumping music at John Varvatos, a d.j. spinning and mix drinks at Intermix, hors d'oeuvres at Alice and Olivia, and margaritas at DVF. The most fun of all was watching everyone run up and down the streets in a shopping frenzy. That was after all the point of the evening.

Perez Hilton was at Phillip Lim 3.1, Taylor Jacobson from Rachel Zoe was at Kasil Denim, Kelly Osbourne was manning a ferris wheel for the circus on Rodeo, and we caught up with our own Tyrant Collection starlet Debby Ryan! Debby is one of the stars of Disney's The suite life of Zach and Cody and a complete doll! We just love seeing our jewelry on her!

After the festivities died down we headed to the new club Industry- which was having a post-shopping soiree for FNO's tee shirt designer Marc Blaskovits. As I was talking to this energetic french character, he shared with me a captivating insiders look at his design. Looking at the graphics on the lower half of the tee, you can see that it resembles European streets and flows into the road to America, thus full filling the American dream. I thought it was genius and really loved Marc's perspective on what we are all trying to achieve.

Fashion's Night Out tee, styled at Intermix.

Marc Blaskovits

More on Fashion's Night Out to come...

Buckle up readers,

Ty

Innocent until proven GUILTY

Being Guilty never smelled so good! Gucci has introduced the newest addition to their ever growing fragrance collection: Guilty! Hitting your senses with mandarin, pink pepper, lilac, and peach, with a touch of patchouli and amber. An absolute delight; I love this women's fragrance! It is such a warm, sensual sent. And speaking of guilty. . .

This month, Vanity Fair has put locked-up Lohan on the cover with a surprisingly moving article with details about the past ten years of her personal Hell. This all-American shoot captures Lindsay's stunning beauty (sans ankle monitor) as she portrays a Hollywood starlet taking a vacay in the south of France. She divulges, "I want my career back, I want the respect that I had when I was doing great movies. And if that takes not going out to a club at night, then so be it. It's not fun anyway. I don't care. It's the same thing every time."

Let's face it, I am an American, and Americans love a good comeback story. Therefore I love a good comeback story and believe that Ms. Lohan will without a doubt be back before we know it.

See you soon.

Ty

Fashion's Night Out? That makes two of us.

The Issue is out! September could NOT be more packed with fashion. . . First of all, we start with the latest version of our bible. Next up: NYC Fashion Week! During which Anna Wintour is putting on her annual shopping extravaganza called Fashion's Night Out (or FNO)! Where designers, stylists, and models flock to the streets and boutiques to entice the consumer with special purchases, limited edition products, and personal meet and greets! This year Anna has expanded FNO to many other cities across the country and all over the globe.

This year Brandon and I will be experiencing Fashion's Night Out in LA! Shopping along the infamous Rodeo Drive. More exciting details on that to come. Below is an interview with Ms. Wintour and the beloved Marc Jacobs.

Enjoy fashionistas!

Ty

Ask Ty. . . "How do I wear the box top?"

I am always here to help. I get quite a few emails every day asking fashion advice, which I love by the way! This question came from Sydney in Palm Beach, Florida: How do I wear the box top?

This fall is all about texture play, silhouette proportion, men's wear, and the utilitarian look. All that can be captured within the box top! I am thrilled when a piece can be transformed into many looks. Here, we start out with a James Perse top. . .

The first is paired with grey skinnies, embellished flats, and a clutch, hitting off the proportion juxtaposition perfectly.

Next I have it paired back to harem pants, a utilitarian boot, and a shapely satchel.

The last look is a bit glam: a herringbone short over leggings with an oxford bootie, the structured bag, and a chain wrapped statement necklace. All men's wear inspired pieces with a feminine twist.

Thank you for the question Sydney!

Keep them coming.

Over and out shoppers,

Ty

Orange you glad to see me?

First off, WE ARE BACK! Second, we are back with a vengeance. We will be tackling topics untouched by others, giving you more insider information, reaching more readers, and keeping you up to date and entertained by the thoughts that run through my head and into yours!

Just one question: Orange you glad to see me? It's the end of August, which marks two things: my golden birthday (26!) and the shipping of the September issues of all our religious books: Vogue, Elle, Bazaar, Vanity Fair. . .and on. Inside each of the manuscripts of life, you will find the newly appointed print campaigns from the French house of Hermès. Like an assassin in fashion, these images tell the story of a woman getting exactly what she wants.

Let's get real, we all want what is inside that orange box- from cuffs to scarfs all the way down to the iconic Birkin bag, this wrapping is a treasure trove.

At Hermès a perfected shade of orange (which they designed and now own) is a throwback to the orange bags that they would send customers home with back in 1837 when the house was founded, the brightly colored paper sacks were the least expensive. Ironically, it is now the most expensive color to carry out of Paris or any Hermès boutique.

Au revoir!

Ty