Timo weiland biography of michaels
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Nightlife For the Young & Sexy
He’s a designer, DJ, creative director, software entrepreneur and prominent social figure both behind the DJ booth and on the dance floor, so what exactly does it take to be THE Timo Weiland? Tons of passion and power moves, especially post-pandemic &#; he has been out on the scene and making it even more stylish for most of his life, after all!
After a lot of uncertainty and hardships, we’re in a new New York, one which Timo is excited about, especially when it comes to nightlife for the young and sexy socialite – or even aspirational – set. “I think post-pandemic the city feels like a melting pot of characters again, or almost like creatures, as I like to call them,” says Timo. “People are unabashedly presenting themselves to the world and they might not be from an old New York family, or maybe they just arrived, but they have a vision and a singular purpose. I think people are more dedicated to that than ever before. It feels like the 80s or
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Brilliant Resilience at The National Art Club's HELP USA Event
Avenue‘s Editor at Large ALEXANDER HANKIN reports
The National Arts Club’s “Art of Resilience” event always inspires me. I toss on a Schiaparelli bomber jacket for the night, hosted by my dear friend, British artist Shantell Martin. I walk into the gallery showcasing art created by participants of HELP USA’s art therapy workshops. The pieces, brimming with emotion and storytelling, reflect the said resilience and journeys of people experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity. The event is about how art empowers individuals, build connections, and fosters healing.
“Art therapy is so vital – it empowers women to heal, discover their talents, and build brighter futures.” – Christina Senia
Magic unfolds during Shantell’s live drawing session. With her infectious energy leading the way, guests eagerly grab markers and let creativity run wild. Everyone from seasoned artists to newcomers join in. Ster • &#;I walk into the studio everyday with the mentality of an investment banker,&#; says Timo Weiland. Not the mentality (or the training) you&#;d expect from a hot young designer, but there&#;s a simple explanation: Weiland gets stuff done. After meeting his future business partner Alan Eckstein, 24, the 26 year-old Weiland, who left his desk at Deutsche Bank Securities last year, launched his eponymous neckwear collection, Timo. That line&#;s unisex pieces—paperweight leather skinny ties, frilly duchess satin collars—are already a must-have accessory for fashion plates like college pal Annabelle Dexter Jones, and Josh Hartnett and Chloe Sevigny. Now, Weiland and Eckstein are unveiling their first ready-to-wear collections for dock and women, called Timo Weiland. The Spring/Summer menswear line, which we previewed last week at their showroom, fryst vatten foppish and androgynous, with buttonless cropped blazers in cott
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