What’s Blue, Cream, and (Izzy) Gold All Over?

News and Culture from the vineyards on the North Fork to the beaches on the South Fork, and all the parties in between, reported from a plank chair in the sand.

Tip Box

Party Pictures

Recently Tagged Photos

Adrien Field	Adam Pichirilo	Scott Buccheit
Jay Alexander	Gionna Cabrera	Benny Scott
Directory»

Featured Interview

Tripoli PattersonTripoli Patterson is a pro surfer. He’s lived in Bali and New Zealand. He puts together fantastic exhibitions for artists he discovers in his travels. His tee-shirt line’s like Christopher Holland’s on acid. New York’s hipster elite love him. So too do older, more established gallery owners. Among the east end’s young wave riders, he is God. And he is only 24.

Editors

Rachelle J. Hruska | Editor

Claire D.Willett | Editor

Writers

Stanley Stuyvesant | Writer

Douglas Marshall | Writer

Eric Spear | Writer

Brittany Mendenhall | Writer

Guest Writers

Have an interesting story, or weekend recap? Know a local farm stand that's a best kept secret? We'd love to hear about it, and have you write about it. If you'd like to be a guestwriter for us, send me an email!

Want a Guest of a Guest Photographer at your next event? Email us!

What’s Blue, Cream, and (Izzy) Gold All Over?

[Image via Essentially Emily]

Saturday evening Rachelle and I stopped by Izzy Gold’s trunk show at Jeffery Goldstein’s perenially buzzing Blue and Cream. I’d never met Goldbar’s music guru, but he, wearing an IG teeshirt, was very affable. Izzy’s shirts are very hipster/streamlined graphic/urban-outfitteresque, and fit in very well with B&C’s posh-streetwear aesthetic.

Certainly the crowd - Kim Nochols, Alan Philips, Aimee Harris, Christina Cibetta, Devorah Rose, the very sideburned Chris Braidy, owner Jeff Goldstein and publicist Tamie Peters Thomas, Rich Thomas, Lizzy Rosenberg, and Emily Brill seemed to be feeling them. After the show, Rachelle and I headed west to Quogue, while the others followed Izzy to Surf Lodge where, post Mike Doughty, the DJ made his vocal debut.