Text By J. Ecochard
Photos courtesy of T3Micro and Anya Hindmarch
Bryant Park Hotel’s Hidden Gems
Always impressed with the brains behind new technology, we enjoyed speaking with T3 Bespoke Labs™ hair stylists who corralled a Bryant Park Hotel Suite …and magically conjured up healthy shining hair out of the frizzed out, fried locks of invited guests. One staffer, Adam Bogucki, enthused about the patented computer technology and a tourmaline-infusion process of the new line of super light-weight three dryers and four consistent heat level flatirons and triumphantly declared…“ (the products) represent a major evolution in the design of professional styling tools.” And we must admit, we got loads of compliments with our tamed hairdo.
Well, a few days later at home, we gave a Gallic shrug when we opened the box containing the Wet-or-Dry Irons for a trial run. The hair iron claims to not only work on dry hair, but steam-dries wet hair too.
And lo' and behold, it worked on our thick tresses (we got the wide width), heated up in 10 seconds flat and dried our hair in record time, as advertised -(courtesy of a Flawless™ process for infusing high-quality tourmaline deep into the ceramic component of the tools). We truly believe the product that we demo-ed, is a breakthrough…and nearly idiot-proof.
A few floors up, we popped in to meet the charming Londoner- Anya Hindmarch and ran into a socialite gridlock with the ‘ladies who are too thin to eat lunch’, placing their orders for the divine “It” Cooper Bag. Though the buttery leather satchel probably didn’t sell out in the one hour record time of Hindmarch’s “I Am Not A Plastic Bag”-which briefly graced the shelves of Whole Foods Market , we think it will easily work as the daily carryall for women who defy accessory dictates, and haul around their “lives” in one huge bag, everyday.
Photos courtesy of T3Micro and Anya Hindmarch
Bryant Park Hotel’s Hidden Gems
Always impressed with the brains behind new technology, we enjoyed speaking with T3 Bespoke Labs™ hair stylists who corralled a Bryant Park Hotel Suite …and magically conjured up healthy shining hair out of the frizzed out, fried locks of invited guests. One staffer, Adam Bogucki, enthused about the patented computer technology and a tourmaline-infusion process of the new line of super light-weight three dryers and four consistent heat level flatirons and triumphantly declared…“ (the products) represent a major evolution in the design of professional styling tools.” And we must admit, we got loads of compliments with our tamed hairdo.
Well, a few days later at home, we gave a Gallic shrug when we opened the box containing the Wet-or-Dry Irons for a trial run. The hair iron claims to not only work on dry hair, but steam-dries wet hair too.
And lo' and behold, it worked on our thick tresses (we got the wide width), heated up in 10 seconds flat and dried our hair in record time, as advertised -(courtesy of a Flawless™ process for infusing high-quality tourmaline deep into the ceramic component of the tools). We truly believe the product that we demo-ed, is a breakthrough…and nearly idiot-proof.
A few floors up, we popped in to meet the charming Londoner- Anya Hindmarch and ran into a socialite gridlock with the ‘ladies who are too thin to eat lunch’, placing their orders for the divine “It” Cooper Bag. Though the buttery leather satchel probably didn’t sell out in the one hour record time of Hindmarch’s “I Am Not A Plastic Bag”-which briefly graced the shelves of Whole Foods Market , we think it will easily work as the daily carryall for women who defy accessory dictates, and haul around their “lives” in one huge bag, everyday.