HEALTH

CHRISTY LEE ROGERS SERIES

Zoe Saldaña, Sigourney Weaver and Kate Winslet, stars of 20th Century Studios’ “Avatar: The Way of Water,” posed for renowned underwater photographer Christy Lee Rogers for a series of photographs celebrating our oceans to raise funds to support The Nature Conservancy (TNC).

James Cameron, the film’s producer/director/writer, is a long-time supporter of ocean conservation. Rogers created these artworks in her unique style, breaking usual conventions and shooting the actresses through the play of light refracting through the water to evoke the feel of a painting.

Cameron said: “I have long admired Christy’s art and began collecting her works several years ago. Her unique style of shooting her subjects underwater naturally inspired me to suggest she do a special shoot with our cast.”

The artworks, released on March 8, 2024, are available as four limited edition, museum quality photographs signed by Rogers, as well as a series of high-quality prints both signed by Rogers and unsigned, available for purchase through Fraser Scott at A Gallery Artists Ltd. via Rogers’ website at www.christyleerogers.com/avatar

Cameron said: “I have long admired Christy’s art and began collecting her works several years ago. Her unique style of shooting her subjects underwater naturally inspired me to suggest she do a special shoot with our cast.”

The artworks, released on March 8, 2024, are available as four limited edition, museum quality photographs signed by Rogers, as well as a series of high-quality prints both signed by Rogers and unsigned, available for purchase through Fraser Scott at A Gallery Artists Ltd. via Rogers’ website at www.christyleerogers.com/avatar

JSCREEN HIGHLIGHTS RAD51D

This March, JScreen Highlights Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Awareness Month

JScreena national non-profit public health initiative dedicated to preventing genetic diseases and hereditary cancer, encourages the public to learn about triple-negative breast cancer.

Triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) accounts for approximately 10-20% of breast cancer and is often aggressive and difficult to treat. Many cases are related to mutations in cancer susceptibility genes, such as BRCA1 and BRCA2. Genetic testing for these and other cancer-related genes can help prevent breast cancer or lead to early detection and more effective treatment. 

JScreen’s mission is to make comprehensive cancer genetic testing and counseling easy, accessible, and affordable. A unique feature of JScreen’s process is access to licensed genetic counselors who provide consults via phone or secure video conferencing. Genetic counselors help ensure that people understand their results and next steps so they can be proactive about their health. 

Morgan Wade, a country music singer, learned that she was positive for a RAD51D gene mutation that put her at a higher risk (15-30%) for triple negative and other types of breast cancer. There’s also a 10-20% risk for ovarian cancer. She was 28 at the time and decided to undergo risk-reducing double mastectomy surgery. Wade’s mother, Robin Fonville, also tested positive for the RAD51D gene mutation and had prophylactic surgery as well. As Wade told Emily Goldberg a Cancer Genetic Counselor at JScreen, “I did not realize how easy and simple it was to get genetic testing, and so now I recommend it to everyone to take control of their health,” said Wade.  You can view the video here: Morgan Wade, Robin Fonville, & JScreen’s Genetic Counselor on Life-Saving Cancer Genetic Testing (youtube.com)

According to Melissa Berry, Board Chair of the Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Foundation, Founder of Cancer Fashionista, and JScreen Advocate, “I am living proof that genetic testing can save your life. If I didn’t get tested for the BRCA gene, I wouldn’t have been closely monitored and I wouldn’t have been diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer at such an early stage. I consider myself very lucky and it’s my obligation to share this knowledge with as many women as I can,” Berry says. “My partnership with JScreen is a very natural one, as it underscores my passion for being proactive, knowing your family history, and ensuring that genetic testing is accessible to everyone.” 

About JScreen

JScreen is a national non-profit public health initiative dedicated to preventing genetic diseases and cancer common in Jewish and other populations. Headquartered in Atlanta at Emory University School of Medicine, the JScreen initiative provides convenient at-home access to cutting-edge genetic testing technology, patient education, and genetic counseling services. JScreen believes the combination of education, access to premier genetic screening technologies, and personalized, confidential support are the keys to preventing devastating diseases.

Please visit JScreen.org for more information.

LE SSERAFIM – EASY

The fearless quintet LE SSERAFIM (KIM CHAEWON, SAKURA, HUH YUNJIN, KAZUHA, and HONG EUNCHAE) has finally returned today with their highly-anticipated 3rd Mini Album EASY.

EASY captures the band’s exploration and expansion from their previous musical style. From the lead single “EASY”, rooted in the trap genre, to “Good Bones”, characterized by a hard rock sound, “Swan Song”, boasting a soft melody, “Smart”, featuring a groovy feel, and “We got so much”, filled with captivating vocals, the five-track album showcases LE SSERAFIM’s versatile and ever-evolving musicality.

In continuation from FEARLESS, ANTIFRAGILE, and UNFORGIVEN, the new album also draws from LE SSERAFIM’s genuine thoughts and emotions. All members contributed to the songwriting process, further enhancing the authenticity of the album’s theme surrounding anxiety and vulnerability beneath a confident exterior. EASY is ultimately set out to present the group’s heartfelt narrative with unprecedented candor.

Through the lead single “EASY”, LE SSERAFIM declare their determination to pave their own path and “make it look easy” through unmeasurable hard work and effort in the face of hardships. Their performance for the single is particularly highlighted in the music video also unveiled today on HYBE LABELS’ YouTube channel. 

Shot in Los Angeles and directed by Director and Choreographer Nina McNeely, who has worked with global artists like Doja Cat and The Weeknd, the music video for “EASY” skillfully captures not only the powerful stage presence of the group, but also the individuality of each member. Their free-flowing moves, rooted in old-school hip-hop dance, exude a relaxed yet charismatic demeanor that leave viewers in awe. While the fusion of trap and old-school hip-hop creates a captivating blend in sound, the bold camera movements reflecting McNeely’s unique style enhances the essence and charms of LE SSERAFIM’s performance.

In light of the new album, LE SSERAFIM COMEBACK SHOWCASE ‘EASY’, dedicated to their fandom FEARNOT, will be held today at Korea University’s Hwajeong Gymnasium at 8 PM KST and live streamed on the global fandom life platform Weverse and HYBE LABELS’ YouTube channel.

Demonstrating their escalating acclaim, the unrivaled performers are poised to heat up the stage at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on April 13 and 20. LE SSERAFIM distinguishes themselves as the fastest-invited Korean act to perform at the festival, securing a spot on the lineup just a year and a half after their debut.

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Photo: Source Music

Lily Gladstone + Elle

Oscar-nominated Lily Gladstone covers Elle Canada March issue

KO Média also publishes ELLE Decoration, ELLE QuébecMagazine VÉROdi Stasio, and K pour Katrine magazines.


About ELLE


The ELLE network today, including France and the international editions, reaches more than 33 million readers worldwide: 45 editions of ELLE in 43 countries, 25 editions of ELLE Decoration, 5 editions of ELLE à Table, 2 editions of ELLE Men and 1 edition of ELLE Girl. It also represents 45 ELLE local websites, gathering nearly 100 million unique visitors per month. Lagardère Group, owner of ELLE & ELLE Decoration brands, partners with prestigious publishing houses worldwide, through licence contracts: With Hearst Magazines, publishing 15 editions of ELLE and 12 editions of ELLE Decoration, in 14 countries. With Burda, Aller, Ringier, and 21 other partners in 29 countries, publishing 30 editions of ELLE and 13 editions of ELLE Decoration. The Lagardère Group is a global leader in content publishing, production, broadcasting, and distribution.
 

MOVE LIKE WATER

AND BE FLUID


Vaughn Lowery, founder and publisher of 360 MAGAZINE, pens poignant prose. Move Like Water × Be Fluid is a stunning memoir documenting the author’s journey from a childhood in Detroit’s subsidized section 8 housing to a successful career in fashion and media. The arc of this remarkable passage twists and turns in surprising ways, ensuring readers will believe in the concept that this life truly is what you make it. The text will debut as an exclusive multi-volume installation within 360 MAGAZINE and marks the inception of the brand’s foray into publishing.

This provocative coming-of-age story explores the power of branding strategy, a technique the writer developed at an early age and carried with him throughout his lifetime. Lowery, from the time he was a young child, is able to comprehend that one’s innate, individual self is their greatest commodity in life. Through the highs and lows that inform his experience, he stays true to that ideal. Lowery puts forward a raw and compelling narrative of a child, and later a man, who repeatedly picks himself up, reimagines his life, and finds innovative ways to move forward. The self-empowerment so emblematic in Lowery’s character and story promotes readers to adopt the author’s tactics in their own lives.

The influence of prominent civil rights leader Joseph Lowery, the writer’s grandfather, is prevalent in this work. A beacon for both hope and progress during the Civil Rights Movement, the legacy of Joseph Lowery weighs heavily on the narrator. This, along with his upbringing and existence as a black man in America, make Lowery both introspective and contextually aware when it comes to race. Moreover, draws parallels between the movement his grandfather championed and led, and the Black Lives Matter movement of today, exposing the failures of our system and calling for meaningful, systemic change. Both Joseph and Vaughn Lowery are members of the first intercollegiate historically African American organization Alpha Phi Alpha. Lowery simultaneously considers the work he can do, as a singular human being, to forward social justice causes in his day-to-day life and interactions with others. 

In 1920, his grandmother, Agnes Christine Moore Lowery (the little girl in the blue dress, also a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha), came with her grandmother to become the first black to vote in Tennessee. The kids’ book, The Big Day, depicts their journey the day she voted, now available on Amazon here.

360 Magazine is also now selling one of a kind home goods via Chairish, a curated marketplace for the best in vintage and contemporary furniture, decor and art. Check out this piece designed by 360’s founder Vaughn Lowery.

In the year 2020, which has been afflicted with an overwhelming amount of change, there has never been a timelier moment for insight from a man like Lowery. As mentioned, Lowery’s deep ties and connections to racial justice in America feels incredibly relevant, as do his thoughts on digital media, something Lowery pioneered years before COVID-19 forced the world hurriedly online. Constantly at the forefront of social change, Move Like Water × Be Fluid offers an understanding of the current moment, yet looks forward to the possibility of an evolved, cosmopolitan world. One that Lowery aspires to through all his works, including this installation and 360 MAGAZINE.

As we follow the author through grade school, high school and on through Cornell University, we collect advice from a myriad of powerful secondary characters. From all walks of life, these secondary support systems offer Lowery the push he needs to continue on striving towards something better. We watch Lowery model the work ethic of his admired older sister, gain confidence from an encouraging teacher, change the trajectory of his life due to a neighborhood mentor, and learn from the critique of a Residential Advisor. This self-help-book stands apart for never failing to appreciate the importance of an individual’s support system. Fittingly, while the book catalogues Lowery’s journey to success, it inspires and encourages readers in the same way Lowery’s community uplifted him – to take action towards a meaningful life.

Comparable titles to Move Like Water × Be Fluid include other stories of individuals who later turned to publishing their experiences in self-help books. Numerous celebrity examples include Becoming by Michelle Obama, Shoe Dog by Phil Knight, or The Path Made Clear by Oprah Winfrey. These titles, as well as Lowery’s first book, all feature introspection and explanations regarding the course of the authors’ lives. 

The following descriptions outlines the chapter-by-chapter journey within Move Like Water × Be Fluid.

Chapter 1: The beginning of Lowery’s journey is marked by his complicated childhood in Detroit, distinctly connected to his sense of place and community. Financial struggles and surroundings reminiscent of the song “Gangsta’s Paradise,” as well as the author’s early experience with assault contextualize the course of Lowery’s life.

Chapter 2: A childhood mood, coupled with the realization of his intelligence, swiftly changed the direction of Lowery’s life. Following a move to New Jersey to live with his older sister, Lowery’s early experiences of racism shine a light on his passion for racial justice today. The opportunity to participate in an honored education program again changes the trajectory Lowery follows.

Chapter 3: This chapter offers insight into the ups and downs of high school, a narrative many are familiar with. Yet, Lowery’s poised observations throughout the chapter reflect his early understanding of the world.

Chapter 4: After a remarkable yet complex journey through high school, Lowery achieves the first of many dreams by gaining the chance to attend Cornell University in New York. At Cornell, he is able to expand his understanding of self and what he hopes to accomplish.

Chapter 5: Saks Fifth Avenue recruits Lowery to work in their corporate office, marking Lowery’s first foray into the world of economics and fashion. The advice he gains from mentors in the field prompts him to shift towards a career in acting and modeling, supplemented by working in the Medicare Department of U.S. Healthcare.

Chapter 6: New York, in all its hectic nature, pointed Lowery west towards California where he could further capitalize on his talents in the entertainment industry.

Chapter 7: This chapter details one of the events in Lowery’s life for which he is best known: his commercials as Joe Boxer Guy that overwhelmed the nation. Following ups and downs in Los Angeles, this success cemented Lowery’s understanding of his own talents as well as his ties to L.A.

Chapter 8: Following an offensive home invasion, Lowery pivots to continue embracing what life throws at him with appearances on NBC’s Scrubs and Top Model.

Chapter 9: With plenty of capital and the space to complement his next steps, Lowery founded 360 MAGAZINE in 2008, powering through the tidal wave that was the recession all due to his own brains and the belief in his product and brand.

Chapter 10: After another painful reminder of the inadequacies of the justice system in America due to an unjust prison stay, Lowery’s comprehension of what is truly important is once again realigned. Despite his negative experiences, his magazine is able to be on the cutting edge of the Los Angeles scene.

Chapter 11: The number 360 is ubiquitous to Lowery – one embodies the other. His appreciation for both his own capabilities and expertise, as well as the ones of others, assures his magazine and brand are constantly evolving. 

Chapter 12: Thinking on the future following the tragic death of a friend, Lowery is nowhere near finished and is more than ready to continue is many metamorphoses. He now exists in a space where he strives to empower others, all around the world. 360.

Move Like Water x Be Fluid, by Vaughn Lowery, is available this month exclusively on the 360 MAGAZINE’s website. 360 MAGAZINE has received numerous accolades, and has recently been featured on Dancing with the Stars. Stay in touch by following both Lowery (@vaughnlowery) and 360 (@360magazine)

Additionally Vaughn has an audio book titled, “Say Uncle: The Story of Vaughn Lowery” which loosely based on his childhood. It is available for here on Amazon Music. For additional info on Vaughn Lowery visit Wikipedia and IMDb.

Now available in all formats at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Google Books, Blurb, Walmart, Harvard Book Store, and Audible.

Signed copies of Vaughn’s memoir, Move Like Water × Be Fluid, are available in our shop.

REEBOK + WHR

Reebok and Western Hydrodynamic Research Use Low Impact Materials to
Create Beach Utility-Inspired Footwear

Today, Reebok, the irreverent sports culture brand, and Western Hydrodynamic Research (WHR) announces the inaugural collection between the two brands showcasing two of Reebok’s cult classic silhouettes: the Club C 85 and Beatnik.

The team at WHR is focused on designing and developing beach utility products that facilitate connection to the ocean. This collection draws inspiration from that beach utility ethos and features a
variety of recycled fabrics and suede to emulate the durability and connection to the environment that
WHR pieces have become known for. To bring the shoes to life, WHR mined Reebok’s library of low impact materials to find pieces that could execute that vision.

“We are honored to be on Reebok’s roster of collaborators,” said WHR Founder, Pat Towersey. “We
have been so excited to put our spin on the Club C 85, an iconic shoe that has been part of popular culture since the ‘80s, and of course the Beatnik, which is the perfect slide.”

The Club C 85 ($130, 100200688) and Beatnik ($120, 100200687) both feature suede accents and gum
outsoles to add definition and dimensions amidst the recycled materials. Further detailing includes the
WHR logo embroidered into the signature Beatnik strap and a WHR patch adhered to the footbed of the
Club C 85.

Paired with the collection is campaign content concepted and shot by creative and photographer Emma
Berson. The concept plays with the ambiguity of the WHR brand and balances the serious tone of the
brand name with a lighter, more playful execution.

The Reebok x Western Hydrodynamic Research Beatnik will be available in unisex sizing exclusively at
whr.institute beginning February 9th, 2024. The Reebok x Western Hydrodynamic Research Club C 85 will see an initial release at whr.institute beginning February 9th, 2024, before a global release at select
retailers on February 16th, 2024.

About Western Hydrodynamic Research

WHR is a community based organization that provides immersive experiences, educational programs,
and beach utility products.
All WHR products are designed to be functional and durable while enhancing the users’ experience and
connection to their environment.

The WHR Institute suggests that you wear our products hard and forever.

OAKLEY MOTOCROSS

NEW CUTTING EDGE CAMPAIGN REDEFINES CULTURE-DEFINING INNOVATION STANDARDS AND REESTABLISH OAKLEY AS AN MX INDUSTRY LEADER

Oakley’s motocross goggles have become a symbol of style and performance, reflecting the brand’s commitment to pushing boundaries and redefining industry standards…again. Loyal to motorsports, the brand is committed to pushing the sport for future generations and is setting the stage for the next 50 years of innovation. Our Origins Ride With Us.

Together we have created a new vision for the future of MX while paying homage to the brand’s two-wheeled past. The film opens teasing a set of Oakley MX Grips, the first milestone in Oakley’s motocross history and a groundbreaking product that proved the brand’s prowess in developing high-performance accessories. The story continues with the introduction of an undeniable mark on the sport with its commitment to innovation and cutting-edge product design. 

The introduction of Oakley MX goggles into the space signified a pivotal moment in the motocross world, as Oakley began its dedicated journey enhancing the performance and safety of riders while also being a staple for style. Oakley’s goggles have graced the faces of motocross legends such as Jeff Ward, Ricky Carmichael, Johnny “O’Show” O’Mara,  James “Bubba” Stewart to current and future legends like Eli Tomac and Chase Sexton, earning a reputation for being the goggle of choice for those who require nothing but the best.

To this day, Oakley continues to commit to meeting the specific needs of riders, while setting a new standard in goggle performance with the Airbrake MX. Featuring Prizm Lens Technology, Triple-Layer face foam for comfort, ventilation to avoid fog, switchlock technology and more, these goggles allow athletes enhanced vision and optimized performance. 

Our Origins Ride With Us can be viewed on Oakley’s YouTube channel or @OakleyMotorSports on Instagram beginning Saturday, January 27th, 2024.

The campaign video, filmed and produced by Tyler Ravelle, is officially available on Oakley’s YouTube channel, HERE. The film pays homage to Oakley’s two-wheeled past, opening up by teasing a set of Oakley MX Grips, the first milestone in Oakley’s motocross history and a groundbreaking product for both the brand and the MX industry.  

Ava Max and Kygo via 360 MAGAZINE.

KYGO + AVA MAX

Global superstar, producer, and DJ Kygo joins forces with acclaimed pop artist Ava Max for their new single, “Whatever,” out now via RCA Records.

A playful take on Shakira’s multi-platinum smash hit “Whenever, Wherever,” “Whatever” starts with a rush of guitar strums and Ava’s powerhouse vocals as she reckons with the end of a relationship. As she finds the strength to move forward, the instantly iconic chorus kicks in, ushered by a flurry of synths and house-infused production.

Accompanying the single is its music video, directed by Dano Cerny (The Chainsmokers, Halsey, Elle King). Introducing the first chapter of visuals to come from Kygo this year, the “Whatever” video follows Ava Max across a desolate desert highway. 

His first release of 2024, “Whatever” follows Kygo’s official remake of Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson’s legendary chart-topping song “Say Say Say” last year, as well as the release of his fourth studio album, Thrill Of The Chase, in 2022, which featured collaborations with X Ambassadors, DNCE, Lukas Graham, Gryffin, Sam Feldt, Dean Lewis, and more.

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http://kygo.lnk.to/whatever

http://kygo.lnk.to/whatever/youtube

 

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KADEN OLIVIER



Measurements

height: 5’8″
hair: brown
eyes: brown
bust: 32’’
waist: 25’’
hips: 28”
shoes: 9.5


Kaden Olivier was born in Baltimore and raised in Mount Airy, Maryland. Currently, she’s enrolled at the University of Michigan | Ann Arbor.

Outside of class, she enjoys spending time with her friends and working out. She firmly believes in astrology and sustaining mental health through meditation.

Kaden Olivier at Civilian Hotel via Vaughn Lowery's 360 MAGAZINE.
Kaden Olivier captured by celebrity photographer Vaughn Lowery for 360 MAGAZINE.
Model Kaden Olivier, wearing Marcella NYC, captured by celebrity photographer Vaughn Lowery with celebrity make-up artist Rania Zohny at the Bodega in The Bronx for 360 MAGAZINE.
Kaden Olivier captured by celebrity photographer Vaughn Lowery with make-up by Rania Zohny for 360 MAGAZINE.
Kaden Olivier captured by celebrity photographer Vaughn Lowery for 360 MAGAZINE.
Model Kaden Olivier, wearing Marcella NYC, captured by celebrity photographer Vaughn Lowery with celebrity make-up artist Rania Zohny at the Bodega in The Bronx for 360 MAGAZINE.
Model Kaden Olivier, wearing Marcella NYC, captured by celebrity photographer Vaughn Lowery with celebrity make-up artist Rania Zohny at the Bodega in The Bronx for 360 MAGAZINE.
Model Kaden Olivier captured by celebrity photographer Vaughn Lowery and makeup artist Rania Zohny for 360 MAGAZINE.
Kaden Olivier captured by celebrity photographer Vaughn Lowery for 360 MAGAZINE.
Kaden Olivier captured by celebrity photographer Vaughn Lowery for 360 MAGAZINE.
Kaden Olivier captured by celebrity photographer Vaughn lowery via 360 MAGAZINE.
Model Kaden Olivier captured by celebrity photographer Vaughn Lowery, wearing four4four nyc, via 360 MAGAZINE.
Model Kaden Olivier captured by celebrity photographer Vaughn lowery at the Bronx Bodega, wearing 444 clothing for 360 MAGAZINE editorial.
Kaden Olivier captured by Vaughn Lowery for 360 MAGAZINE.
Kaden Olivier at Civilian Hotel via Vaughn Lowery's 360 MAGAZINE.
Kaden Olivier at Civilian Hotel via Vaughn Lowery's 360 MAGAZINE.
Fashion Model Kaden Olivier captured by celebrity photographer Vaughn lowery for 360 MAGAZINE.
Fashion Model Kaden Olivier was photographed by Vaughn Lowery and styled/groomed by Armon Hayes for 360 MAGAZINE cover shoot at Civilian Hotel.
Kaden Olivier at Civilian Hotel via Vaughn Lowery's 360 MAGAZINE.
Fashion model Kaden Olivier captured by celebrity photographer Vaughn Lowery wearing Four4Four/nyc for 360 MAGAZINE editorial.
Fashion model Kaden Olivier captured by celebrity photographer Vaughn Lowery wearing Four4Four/nyc for 360 MAGAZINE editorial.
Kaden Olivier captured by Vaughn Lowery wearing four4four via 360 MAGAZINE.
Kaden Olivier captured by celebrity photographer Vaughn lowery via 360 MAGAZINE.
Model Kaden Olivier captured by celebrity photographer Vaughn lowery alongside celebrity make-up artist Rania zhony via 360 MAGAZINE, wearing Marcella NYC.
Kaden Olivier captured by celebrity photographer Vaughn lowery via 360 MAGAZINE.
Kaden Olivier captured by celebrity photographer Vaughn lowery via 360 MAGAZINE.
Model Kaden Olivier captured by celebrity photographer Vaughn lowery for 360 MAGAZINE.
Kaden Olivier captured by celebrity photographer Vaughn lowery for 360 MAGAZINE, wearing Marcella NYC trench.
Model Kaden Olivier captured by celebrity photographer Vaughn lowery for 360 MAGAZINE.
Model Kaden Olivier captured by celebrity photographer Vaughn lowery for 360 MAGAZINE.
Kaden Olivier captured by celebrity photographer Vaughn Lowery for 360 MAGAZINE.
Fashion Model Kaden Olivier was photographed by Vaughn Lowery and styled/groomed by Armon Hayes for 360 MAGAZINE cover shoot.
Kaden Olivier at Civilian Hotel via Vaughn Lowery's 360 MAGAZINE.
Model Kaden Olivier captured by celebrity photographer Vaughn lowery for 360 MAGAZINE.
Model Kaden Olivier captured by celebrity photographer Vaughn lowery for 360 MAGAZINE.

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ISAAC MIZRAHI + CAFE CARLYLE

Isaac Mizrahi returns to Café Carlyle with his show, “Mizrahi on Ice,” from February 6-17, 2024. His previous residencies in the room were sellouts, receiving widespread critical acclaim. Accompanied by his band of jazz musicians led by Ben Waltzer, Mizrahi will perform a range of tunes from Arthur Freed to Grace Jones. The New York Times noted, “he qualifies as a founding father of a genre that fuses performance art, music and stand-up comedy.” 

Isaac Mizrahi has worked extensively in the entertainment industry as a performer, host, writer, designer and producer for over 30 years. Along with his annual residency at Café Carlyle, Isaac has performed at various venues across the country such as Joe’s Pub, The Regency Ballroom, several City Winery locations nationwide and comes to the Carlyle fresh from a United States tour and his run as Amos Hart in the Broadway production of CHICAGO. He is the subject and co-creator of Unzipped, a documentary following the making of his Fall 1994 collection which received an award at the Sundance Film Festival. He hosted his own television talk show, “The Isaac Mizrahi Show” for seven years, has written three books, and has made countless appearances in movies and on television. He served as a judge on Project Runway: All-Stars for the series’ entire seven-season run and.  is just completing his first season of his record breaking podcast, HELLO ISAAC. The series can be streamed on iHeart radio, or wherever you listen to your podcasts.

Tickets are available online via Tock. General Seating: $140 per person / Premium Seating: $190 per person / Bar Seating: $110 per person.

Café Carlyle is located in The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel (35 East 76th Street, at Madison Avenue). 

For more information and updates on these exciting events, follow Café Carlyle on Instagram @cafecarlyle and Facebook.