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Lauren Santo Domingo (September 2008 - August 2011)

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and 5-6 who bought the vena cava for gap dress...:rolleyes:

anywoo, the gala dress would have been better in a color or even white...
the beige is so drab...
 
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Source: New York Social Diary
 
lol, that smart car picture almost looks photoshopped! She looks so tiny, and she is so tall in real life.
 
^Oh hahah! is there a picture of that?

Oh yes, all these things are documented in the magazine :lol:

Well, you've got to give the dress this, it doesn't look like Versace. It looks like the fabric glitters ... maybe it's just not photographing well. Not that photographing well isn't part of it ;)
 
I think she is just lovely, but sometimes she looks so washed out and tired.
 
Party Pictures from the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Cocktail

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Source: style.com/vogue
 
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I think these photos haven't been posted, my apologies if any repost :flower:

DKMS Linked Against Leukemia Gala
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Lauren in Louis Vuitton

New Yorkers for children
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In Oscar de la Renta

The Apollo Circle Benefit
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In Carolina Herrera

Fifth Annual CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Awards
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In Proenza Schouler

A Michael Roberts Book Party At Dolce & Gabbana
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In Dolce & Gabbana

The Cinema Society Screening of The Duchess
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In Chanel

Source: style.com
 
she reminds me carolyn bessette kennedy, the same sophistication and inner elegance:blush:
 
^Who makes the cute clutches she carries with the peaked metallic corners? I believe she has a gold/silver one in addition to the black/silver one above. I love them.
 
http://www.hauteliving.com/wp-content/uploads/domingo.jpgMichael Hirtenstein, successful businessman and prominent New York figure, recently sold his well-known Gramercy Park townhouse to two very lucky buyers.

Lauren Santo Domingo, contributing editor for Vogue, and her husband Andres Santo Domingo, only married in January but are already the proud new owners of a home that could easily be called a grand masterpiece in the heart of New York. The home was once used as an eclectic showcase of sets for programs by cable network Showtime. Interior designers created each room in the home to echo each different series. For instance, the dining room has faux blood sprayed on the walls and furniture wrapped in white vinyl to emulate a Dexter vibe. On the opposite end of the Showtime spectrum, the living room has a massive marijuana bush and hemp flooring to take after Weeds. There’s no word yet on whether the newlyweds will keep the show-inspired décor in place but if we had to make a guess, we’d say it’s not very likely.

The Greek-revival style palace is five stories tall and 27 feet wide. It features 20 rooms, a landscaped garden, and a key to Gramercy Park. It also boasts 16-foot-high ceilings and still has original elements such as detailed marble mantelpieces, a gorgeous stained-glass skylight, and mahogany doors, all dating back to 1847 when the spectacular mansion was built.

After a pricing battle with the amount constantly increasing and decreasing, according to The New York Observer, the price was cut to $20 million in February, exactly two years after Hirtenstein bought the impressive property. But according to Cityfile, the Santo Domingos paid a cool $18.5 million for it instead. Not too shabby for an incredible home with features that would bewilder even the most exclusive.
Source: hauteliving.com
 
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