New York » Njujork | 97 Uživajte u stilu KevinaMekalistera Ukoliko su vamfilmovi iz serijala „Samu kući“ obeležili detinjstvo, evo prilike da se vratite u najbezbrižniji period. Čuveni njujorški hotel „Plaza“, u kom je sniman drugi deo ove franšize, za svoje goste pripremio je tematsku turu koja oživljava omiljene scene iz ovog klasika devedesetih. Iskustvo počinje uzbudljivomčetvorosatnomvožnjom limuzinomtokomkoje ćete posetiti Empajer stejt bilding, Rokfeler centar, Central park, Karnegi Hol i Radio siti mjuzik hol. Naravno, takva vožnja ne bi bila potpuna bez preukusne pice sa topljenimsirom, baš onako kako bi Kevin voleo. Maštajte kaoHoli Golajtli Uvodna scena „Doručka kod Tifanija“ stilska je inspiracija i dan-danas, a upravo je ovo šik izdanjeOdri Hepbern predstavljalo prekretnicu zlatnog doba Holivuda. Film Blejka Edvardsa iz 1961. uneo je potpuno novo poimanje elegancije umodni vokabular tog vremena predstavivši ekcentričnu heroinu Trumana Kapotea koju je za veliko platno odenuo neponovljivi Živanši. Velelepna „Tifani“ adresa na Petoj aveniji od prve sekvence je legitiman junak filma. Ovo je ujedno i prvi put da je filmskoj ekipi omogućeno snimanje tamo. I dan-danas svakog jutra ćete na tom ugluMenhetna zateći devojke koje se sapliću u dugimuskimcrnimhaljinama u pokušaju da naprave sopstveni rimejk starta ove celuloidne bajke. Enjoy yourself in the style of KevinMcCallister If your childhood was marked by the films of the Home Alone series, this is your chance to return to that carefree period. New York’s famous Plaza Hotel, where the second instalment of this franchise was shot, has prepared a themed tour for its guests that brings to life the most beloved scenes of this ‘90s classic. The experience begins with an exciting four-hour limousine ride that will take you to the Empire State Building, Rockefeller Center, Central Park, Carnegie Hall and Radio City Music Hall. Of course, such a ride wouldn’t be complete without a delicious pizza topped with melted cheese, just the way Kevin liked it. Fantasise likeHollyGolightly The opening scene of the filmBreakfast at Tiffany’s remains one of stylistic inspiration to this day, and this chic edition of Audrey Hepburn actually represented the turning point in Hollywood’s golden age. This 1961 Blake Edwards film introduced an entirely newnotion of elegance to the fashion vocabulary of the period, presenting TrumanCapote’s eccentric heroine dressed for the big screen by the inimitable Hubert deGivenchy. Themagnificent Fifth Avenue address of Tiffany &Co. from the opening sequence is really the film’s legitimate hero. This was also the first time a filmcrewwas permitted to shoot there. To this very day, everymorning on that corner of Manhattan, you’ll find girls stumbling in long tight black dresses as they attempt to create their own remake of this celluloid fairy tale. Foto: Depositphotos / Jordi de Rueda Foto: Profimedia / Thalemann, Steffen / LOOK-foto Foto: Profimedia / NZ / Christophel Collection Foto: Profimedia / Leonard Zhukovsky
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