johnny lightning muscle cars

zvswgogna

Chris Botti a hit at Vuitton salon
Don't Miss:Cal's top grad is a teenKey childabuse rulingABC's new showsHartlaub's amazing W's ticket blunder'Most Beautiful Woman' noms49ersRaidersGiantsA'sWarriorsSharksQuakesNFLMLBNBANHLCollegePrepsGolfOutdoorsOtherOn TVTicketsShopVideoMoviesMusic NightlifePerformanceArtEventsBooksTV RadioHoroscopeComicsGamesThings To DoHome GardenStyleOutdoorsSki SnowHealthGreenLGBTHouzzDatingMomsPetsSponsored ContentThe store on Union Square was transformed into a salon one recent balmy evening. No hairdressers in sight (though the crowd was well coiffed indeed), the 250 or so invited guests gathered for a modernday take on the centuriesold French tradition of mingling with artists, sipping fine wines and Champagne and savoring delightful food (on this night, an array of hors d'oeuvres from ).
On the evening before his soldout appearance with the , Grammy Awardwinning trumpeter played a lively 20minute set with his ninemember band. Surrounded by ceilinghigh walls lined with monogramprint handbags, Botti opened with the soaring notes of "Ave Maria," sustaining one for more than 40 seconds.
Violinist , in a silvery evening gown and bare feet, joined Botti for a duet, standing mere feet away from the enraptured crowd. Surprise guest , who has toured as a singer with the and , delivered a sensuous and sensational finale with Botti as they performed "It Had to Be You."
It was the first in a series of Salons de Louis Vuitton across the country, and was the brainchild of , senior vice president of Vuitton's Western region.
"I just love music and was looking for something different than just having people over for a couple sips of Champagne," he said. "I just had to find the right person, and Chris was the perfect partner. . People are already asking me,[url=http://www.holisteroutlet.cc]hollister france[/url], 'When is the next one?' "