I certainly have missed everyone and of course, I miss Sharon. This blog makes me feel at least a little close to who she really was. I often reflect on all of the wonderful traits she had...
Anyway, back to some news...
Adam Bardach
Sharon and Judy were the greatest of friends and Judy, I am told, missed Sharon very much. You'll remember that Judy inherited Sharon's engagement ring from Roman when Sharon died.
RIP to Judy!
Adam Bardach recently has done a new documentary called "Ultrasuede: In Search of Halston" about the legendary fashion designer. Here are some photos from the Premiere:
Producer Bardach with 'Halston' director Whitney Sudler-Smith.
The two at the Tribeca Film Festival.
I found this about the documentary:
UltraSuede: In Search of Halston
The new documentary by Whitney Sudler-Smith takes viewers on a fun-and-fact-filled journey through the life and times of the country’s first celebrity designer. "Ultraswede: In Search of Halston" will have its World Premiereon Friday, April 30th at the 2010 Tribeca Film Festival.
Arguably, no one represents the 1970s quite like legendary designer Halston, and Sudler-Smith’s film, two years in the making, combines a prodigious amount of archival footage, (meticulously researched and sourced from every possible outlet), and stunning still photographs brought to thrilling life with imaginative 3D effects.
More importantly, there is a colorful array of interviews with various cohorts, commentators, witnesses, and survivors of Halston’s empire: Andre Leon Talley of Vogue, his best friend, Liza Minnelli; two of his leading models, Anjelica Huston and Pat Cleveland; fellow designers Diane von Furstenberg, Stephen Burrows, Naeem Khan, and Ralph Rucci; musicians Billy Joel and Nile Rogers (both of whom used “Halston” as a lyric in hit songs); journalists Bob Colacello and Glenn O’Brien (of Andy Warhol’s Interview), Jim Moore of GQ, Cathy Horyn of the New York Times, and Amy Fine Collins of Vanity Fair, among others.
Ultraswede: In Search of Halston" is produced by Adam Bardach, Anne Goursaud and Nicholas Simon; written by Anne Goursaud, and executive produced by Mark Urman and Shawn Simon.It will be presented as a gala special event under the festival’s “Tribeca Talks” rubric and will be followed by a panel including Talley, Smith, Cleveland, and Rucci, among others.
My best to you, Adam on your recent project and I am looking forward to more in the future.
Sharon and Roman -- Fantasy Art by Kerstien
In other news... The great and fun artist Kerstien Matondang has once again updated her site and knocked me out with her wonderful talent: http://www.kerstien.se/sharoninart.htm
Be sure and check her updates page for some more great stuff like Sharon Tate Paperdolls! What a fantastic idea!
My best wishes to everyone and I will try to play catch up on all the recent Sharon news from the past months soon!
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