SUPERFICIAL LIVING: venice

12:46 PM

DIESEL VENICE

12:46 PM

24 HOURS IN VENICE Alot can happen, like your camera getting wet on the boat and ruining your photos (FUCK). Last thursday was the...

24 HOURS IN VENICE

Alot can happen, like your camera getting wet on the boat and ruining your photos (FUCK).

Last thursday was the debut of Nicola Formichetti for Diesel in Venice and I was over the moon to be one of the 300 people invited to the over the top situation that was #DIESELVENICE. From arriving to the Venice Arsenale, completely wasted on the hotel mini bar champagne, lit up by flaming torches, to the jawdropping runway show complete with Brooke Candy performing, to dancing till the morning at the after party at Palazzina Grassi with Courtney Love, Brooke Candy, Chiara Ferragni and Bryanboy it was an event that will not soon be forgotten. Here is a tiny diary of what went on. MEGA THANKS to Renzo Rosso, Nicola Formichetti, and Elena from Diesel for this experience.

Michael Mayren, Courtney Love

Colton Haynes

Andreas

Filipp Delyanidi

Kyla La Grange, Renzo Rosso, Nicola Formichetti, Stefano Rosso, Andrea Rosso

Eleonora Carisi, Anna Dello Russo, Courtney Love, Chiara Ferragni, Candela Novembre

Anna Dello Russo

Marco Scomparin, Fillip Delyanidi

CJ Kutlesa

Marco Scomparin, Gregorio Tossetti, Chiara Ferragni, Eleonora Carisi, Candela Novembre

Renzo Rosso

Dean and Dan Caten, Colton Haynes

10:43 AM

Venice Film Festival PT 2

10:43 AM

A LOT CAN HAPPEN IN 24 HOURS especially when you're in Venice for the film festival with an extra crazy group of friends. Lif...

A LOT CAN HAPPEN IN 24 HOURS

especially when you're in Venice for the film festival with an extra crazy group of friends. Life tended to be a delicious routine of waking up late in someones palazzo, throwing on a suit and running to a boat to head to the Lido to start the night. Not sure what day exactly this was but we started the night at Villa Zavaglia for Marina Abramovic's party and private screening which was AMAZING and ended up dancing on tables at Palazzina Grassi with Amy Sacco like we did everynight until the security threatened to kick us out and found ourselves at Luca Bassi's to end the night with whiskey, parmigiano reggiano, sunrise dance parties and a watermelon theft by a certain publishing house heir. Here's my diary from that SITUATION.