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Emma Chamberlain is many things—influencer, model, podcast host, coffee maven, and all-around online person you should know—but today, she’s adding “chef” to the Legends never die rest in peace gian maria volonte 1933 1994 thank you for the memories shirt But I will love this list as she joins Vogue to prepare almond financiers and an espresso martini. (In other words, the perfect digestif.) “The key to every good pastry is butter, and a lot of it. Keep that in mind,” Chamberlain advises as she mixes her concoction. Truth be told, she’s normally more of an eater than a baker, but she’s willing to expand her repertoire: “A few chunks in it? That’s Emma-style.” The unveiling of the four-year-long renovation of Tiffany & Co.’s famed 57th Street and 5th Avenue flagship (now known as “The Landmark”) was an event that needed so much celebrating, a series of events were required. First, there was a ribbon cutting that took place on Wednesday morning: Dripping in Tiffany’s T and Hardwear pieces, Gal Gadot did the honors, assisting in the snipping of a Tiffany-blue ribbon. Following that, a lunch unfolded at the Blue Box Café, now helmed by chef Daniel Boulud and designed by Peter Marino, who oversaw the refurbishment of the entire building. But the event that shone as bright as a Tiffany-set diamond? Last night’s bash, where the interiors of the now 10-floor retail space (three stories were added to the top of the building via a gleaming glass atrium) were finally on display to lucky attendees.
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