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Public service announcement

Hundreds waited on line last year in an effort to catch a glimpse of the 2009 swimwear fashion designs. We are asking the public to please understand that some of the events being held this weekend are not open to the public.

WIREBULLETIN (PRESS RELEASE) July 16, 2009 - Miami Beach, Florida: Hundreds waited on line last year in an effort to catch a glimpse of the 2009 swimwear fashion designs before they hit the street; however, these people were unable to gain access and their presence served only to disrupt the appropriate media, press and invited guests from gaining speedy access. We are asking the public to please understand that some of the events being held this weekend are not open to the public.

Raleigh Hotel: All shows held at the Cabana Grande, Beachway, and Oasis are entry by invitation only and NOTopen to the public. Link to the Official Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Schedule: http://www.mbfashionweek.com/miami

Gansevoort South Hotel's Rooftop Lounge:Ariel Raphael, 2010 Beachwear Collection and the much talked about Wearable Towel areentry by invitation only and NOT open to the public. Link: http://www.officialwire.com/arielraphael

Here's a guide to events that won't cost you to get in, but space is limited and RSVPs are required, unless otherwise noted: http://www.miami.com/swim.

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Issued By: WireBulletin
Contact: newsdesk@wirebulletin.com

DESIGNER, ENTREPRENEUR & TELEVISION PERSONALITY

ARIEL RAPHAEL-STEIN

TO DEBUT HIS 2010 BEACHWEAR COLLECTION

FEATURING THE WEARABLE TOWEL

DURING MERCEDES-BENZ FASHION WEEK SWIM



MIAMI, FL – July 9, 2009 – Designer, entrepreneur and television personality (Bravo’s “Miami Social” premiers on July 14th), Ariel Raphael-Stein will debut his Ariel Raphael 2010 Beachwear Collection on Friday, July 17th, 2009 at the Gansevoort South Hotel’s rooftop lounge Plunge. In addition to the 45 looks of both men’s and women’s one-piece and two-piece bathing suits, the models will walk the runway sporting the much talked about Wearable Towel, in which Ariel designed and co-owns the rights to the world-wide patent pending.

“My fashion label started because I was producing so many fashion shows for various designers. That said, after helping to create a vision for their shows, I decided it was time for me to create my own label,” says designer Ariel Raphael-Stein. “The Ariel Raphael 2010 beachwear collection viewed as obsessively passionate; it’s see through, cutting edge detailing so sophisticated. It’s the dark side of the strong that live within you.”

For more information, please visit http://www.arielraphael.com and http://www.wearabletowelinfo.com or http://www.wearabletowel.com





WHAT: Ariel Raphael 2010 Beachwear Collection Presented by Ariel Raphael-Stein

WHO: Craig David (Grammy Award-nominated Singer-Songwriter), Maria Conchita Alonso (Grammy Award-nominated Singer and Actress), Julio Iglesias Jr. (Singer, Model), Cindy Taylor (Model, Actor, Television Host), Joanna Krupa (Model, Actress and contestant on ABC’s Superstars), Vida Guerra (Model, Actress, Singer), Glenn Douglas Packard (Brooke Knows Best), and the Cast of Bravo’s “Miami Social” (George French, Katrina Campins, Hardy Hill, Michael Cohen, Sorah Daiha and Maria Lankina).

WHERE: Plunge at Gansevoort South 2377 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach Florida

WHEN: Friday, July 17th, 2009 Cocktail Hour – 10:00 PM Runway Show – 11:00 PM

After Party @ Louis Lounge at Gansevoort South – 12:00 AM

HAIR/MAKE-UP: Hair by Cutler Salon / Make-up by Aileen Quintana (http://www.makeupbyaileen.com)

PRESS CONTACT: The Patton Group / Julie Fogel / Julie@ThePattonGroupInc.com / 305.534.0081 ext. 20

About the Designer

Ariel Raphael Stein is currently one of the key players in the Miami entertainment, fashion and nightlife scenes. Ariel has been trademarked as a “Miami Socialite” from the magazines and newspapers across south Florida and the mainstream nationwide publications. People identify the 26-year-old heart-throbbing social stud as One Hot City Boy, It-Boy, the Social Butterfly or ‘Brain Child,’ a slang which came about in 1999 used to identify the ‘under 30's top creative influences, lifestyle leaders and young business developers across the USA today.’ Stein is a trend-setter that made his way to the top with his street smarts, creativity, and passion for success which was greatly influenced by his family. After a decade working in the fashion and entertainment industry with top designers and fashion labels including; Fendi, La Perla, Rosa Cha, Nicole Miller and Diane von Furstenberg among others, the model-turned-producer recently introduced the patent–pending Wearable Towel and Fashion, Beauty and Accessories Label Ariel Raphael, a new project now part of the family business, 20/20 Vision Management, Inc.

What to look forward to? Tonight's TIBI show at the Raleigh Hotel and the inca show at the W South Beach. Friday, hit Ariel Stein's "wearable" fashion show at Louis, and yes, the Wearable Towel thing is not a joke. It actually exists. Saturday, head to the Ed Hardy show at The Raleigh -- so fashionably "uncool" it's cool again (and the party will be good). Sunday, you may as well just book a room at the Standard because Krel's blowout show is going to leave you unable to drive home safely.

Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Swim cannon balled into town last night, so expect another stream of parties, models, fashion and debauchery in the middle of our slowest season, during one of our country's greatest economic depressions. The fashion du jour? Swimwear.

As if Miami needs another excuse to run around half naked.

If you're one of the cool kids, you were invited to the unofficial "hush" launch event in the Hammam at the Standard. (Yes, just when you think that every possible thing that could happen in that room has occurred, something like this comes along.)

Neon swimwear, black lights, cocktails and a DJ spinning with models slinking around in Karelle Levy's latest swim collection were ogled by 100 of Miami's hippest -- most notably artistic "it" couple Naomi Fisher and Jim Drain.


The crowd was required to attend in their own bathing suits. Andre Balazs was expected to be in attendance but his flight was delayed -- we hear he was furious. If you've ever been around Balazs you know how much he loves the young and sexy, so you can imagine his disappointment over the missed opportunity to stand in a room full of scantily clad victims.

As to be expected the best shows and parties are happening off the grid. Last night's official launch was "meh" in many ways. Major properties and venues threw events with moderate turn outs. Living in Miami you're so bombarded with skin you almost become immune to it. Almost.

According to local fashionistas, the marquee show of the evening was the Chloe show that took place at the newly opened W South Beach's Living Room. The bathing suits were simple and tiny -- "petite chic". The cocktails were flowing. A very sexy, sultry, sweaty scene.

Biggest disappointment? The Gansevoort's runway show. The same six models cycled through all four collections and by the end had ditched their pumps and were walking the runway barefoot (gasp!).

To add insult to injury, "confirmed, confirmed, confirmed" appearances by Jay-Z, Beyonce, Halle Barry and Marc Anthony didn't deliver. Instead, the marquee celebrities were director Michael Bay, Perrey Reeves (Ari's wife in HBO's Entourage) and Bravo's Real Housewife of New York, Kelly Bensimon. Bensimon, who is normally portrayed (i.e. edited) in her show to look like a total villain, was actually super sweet and looked smoking hot in a tiny green dress.

What to look forward to? Tonight's TIBI show at the Raleigh Hotel and the inca show at the W South Beach. Friday, hit Ariel Stein's "wearable" fashion show at Louis, and yes, the Wearable Towel thing is not a joke. It actually exists. Saturday, head to the Ed Hardy show at The Raleigh -- so fashionably "uncool" it's cool again (and the party will be good). Sunday, you may as well just book a room at the Standard because Krel's blowout show is going to leave you unable to drive home safely.