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November 13, 2006

Give Thanks with Plymouth Gin's Pumpkin Martini

With a decadent Thanksgiving feast weighing down the dinner table, there is no better way to give thanks (at least for lushies like us, heh heh) than with a holiday cocktail. Plymouth Gin took the liberty to create the Pumpkin Martini just for this special occasion, and the smooth taste doesn't disappoint the discerning drinkers.

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Pumpkin Martini
1 oz. Pumpkin Puree
1 oz. Plymouth Gin
1.5 oz. Fresh lemon juice
1.5 oz. Simple syrup
Champagne

Shake all ingredients (except Champagne) with ice and strain into a flute – then top with chilled Champagne! Yum....should pair well with a slice of pumpkin pie...

Tagged as: Food and Drink

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November 12, 2006

Colleen Quen Shows Her 'Compassion' in 2007 Collection

All you fashion divas need to check out Colleen Quen's 2007 'Compassion' collection. Premiered at San Francisco Fashion Week, Quen's latest creations feature a graceful marriage of modern pop art and traditional French couture.

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"Garden of Peace" Hand-Painted Silk Gown

With iconic themes of flowers and hearts, each versatile piece successfully merges urban art with deliberate functionality. Two-piece evening suits, mini dresses and evening gowns are fashioned with contrasting neutral hues of linens and silks, along with vibrant accents of reds, fuchsias and oranges. Artisan couture methods such as quilting, patch work and embroidery are elevated to a modern level, resonating elements inherent in Quen’s design philosophy.

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"Three Hundred Papillons" Origami Gown

One of my favorites is the "Three Hundred Papillons" (Three Hundred Butterflies), a magenta and red silk organza Origami gown. The intricate 'butterflies' are painstakingly hand-stitched around the entire gown, a true represention of Quen's artistry and vision.

Symbolizing the pure act of creating art, the handwork captures the conscious act of being in the present moment. It also reflects Quen’s wish to inspire compassion, love and peace for the global community.

See you on the catwalk,

The Sweet Life

Tagged as: Fashion, fashiontribes.com, International, Lifestyle, Luxury, Northern California, San Francisco, Shopping, Style, Trends

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