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In the heart of Southern California, where the elegance of Beverly Hills, the scenic grandeur of the Palisades, and the exclusive charm of Hidden Hills blend seamlessly, a unique tapestry of experiences unfolds. At Voyage, our deep-rooted passion for this vibrant lifestyle drives us to explore and share the very best of what our region has to offer. As February ushers in a plethora of events, Los Angeles transforms into a showcase of unparalleled luxury and culture.
Today, we invite you to delve into a world where fashion takes center stage with the Louis Vuitton SS24 Pop-Up in West Hollywood, where artistry meets innovation at the David Kordansky Gallery, and where the allure of cinema under the stars comes alive at the Rooftop Cinema Club. Each event is a testament to the sophisticated and eclectic lifestyle that we, and our discerning clients, hold dear. From the avant-garde art exhibitions to the enchanting outdoor movie nights, and the fusion of cultural celebrations in fashion, these experiences are not just events; they are a celebration of the rich tapestry that defines luxury living in Southern California.
Join us as we embark on this journey through Los Angeles’ February highlights, a curated selection of the finest experiences that embody the elegance, creativity, and spirit of our community.
Louis Vuitton SS24 Pop-Up: A Fusion of Parisian Elegance and L.A. Cool
Nestled on Melrose Avenue in West Hollywood, the Louis Vuitton SS24 pop-up is a fashion aficionado’s paradise. Pharrell Williams unveils his debut as Men’s Creative Director, presenting a collection that seamlessly blends Parisian elegance with the laid-back luxury of L.A. From exquisite ready-to-wear pieces to statement accessories, this pop-up is a testament to the harmonious blend of high fashion and street style, embodying the spirit of two iconic cities. It’s more than a shopping experience; it’s a journey through the realms of global fashion innovation.
Location: 8800 Melrose Ave., West Hollywood, Los Angeles.
Dates: Open through mid-March.
Sam Gilliam: The Last Five Years at David Kordansky Gallery
For art connoisseurs, the David Kordansky Gallery presents a rare opportunity to immerse in the late works of Sam Gilliam. Known for his “drape” paintings, Gilliam’s exhibition is a deep dive into his innovative approach to form and color. This showcase of never-before-seen artworks is not just an exhibition; it’s a vibrant celebration of a pioneering figure in abstract art, offering an insightful perspective into the artist’s creative evolution.
Location: David Kordansky Gallery, 5130 W. Edgewood Place, Los Angeles.
Dates: Open through March 3.
Bottega Veneta’s Year of the Dragon: A Celebration of Tradition and Modernity
Bottega Veneta’s latest collection, celebrating the Year of the Dragon, is a harmonious blend of cultural heritage and contemporary fashion. The dragon-tail handled Jodie bag and metallic Orbit sneakers are standout pieces, symbolizing the brand’s commitment to innovation while honoring tradition. Available online and in select stores, this collection is a must for those who appreciate the finer details in fashion.
Location: Available online at bottegaveneta.com and in Bottega Veneta stores.
Kristy Moreno: The Company We Keep at Ochi Gallery
Kristy Moreno’s first solo show at Ochi Gallery is a vibrant homage to community and identity. Her clay busts, drawing on punk aesthetics and SoCal Latinx culture, are not just art pieces; they are storytellers of friendship and solidarity. This exhibition is a unique lens on the cultural tapestry of Southern California, reflecting the diverse and dynamic spirit of the region.
Location: Ochi Gallery, 3301 W. Washington Blvd., Los Angeles.
Dates: Open through February 10.
Burberry Meets Lunar New Year: A Fusion of Cultures
Burberry’s Lunar New Year collection is a nod to the fusion of cultural celebrations with iconic fashion elements. Featuring coats and scarves with rose prints and houndstooth patterns, this collection, available online and in stores, showcases Burberry’s global appeal and its ability to blend tradition with modernity.
Location: Available online at us.burberry.com and in Burberry stores.
Catherine Opie: Harmony is Fraught at Regen Projects
Catherine Opie’s retrospective at Regen Projects is a profound exploration of community, identity, and place. Capturing diverse aspects of Los Angeles through her lens, Opie offers a unique visual narrative of the city. This exhibition is more than a display of photographs; it’s a journey through the heart and soul of Los Angeles, seen through the eyes of one of its most iconic artists.
Location: Regen Projects, 6750 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles.
Dates: Open through March 3.
Outdoor Movie Events: Cinema Under the Stars
Rooftop Cinema Club at LEVEL DTLA
Offering a mix of classic and contemporary films, this series of outdoor screenings is a perfect blend of nostalgia and contemporary cinema. It’s an opportunity to enjoy beloved films under the stars, in a unique urban setting that only Downtown Los Angeles can provide.
Location: LEVEL DTLA, Downtown Los Angeles.
Schedule:
Feb 9: “10 Things I Hate About You” + “Pulp Fiction”
Feb 10: “White Chicks” + “Scream”
Feb 11: “The Notebook”
Feb 14: “La La Land” + “Poetic Justice”
Feb 15: “50 First Dates” + “American Psycho”
Feb 16: “Love Jones” + “Friday”
Feb 17: “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind” + “The Holdovers”
Feb 18: “Dirty Dancing” + “Interstellar”
Feb 19: “The Wood” + “The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes”
Feb 21: “Crazy, Stupid, Love” + “Get Out”
Feb 22: “500 Days of Summer” + “Horrible Bosses”
Feb 23: “Pride & Prejudice” + “The Blackening”
Feb 24: “Love & Basketball” + “Everything Everywhere All at Once”
Feb 25: “Legally Blonde” + “The Great Gatsby”
Feb 28: “Beetlejuice” + “Superbad”
Feb 29: “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days” + “Scream”
Rooftop Movies at the Montalbán Theatre
Known for its romantic film selections, the Montalbán Theatre’s outdoor screenings are ideal for those seeking classic romance films in a charming and intimate setting. It’s a perfect way to spend a relaxing evening under the stars in Hollywood.
Location: The Montalbán Theatre, Hollywood, Los Angeles.
Schedule:
Feb 9: “10 Things I Hate About You”
Feb 10: “When Harry Met Sally…”
Feb 14: “Dirty Dancing”
February in Los Angeles is a celebration of the rich tapestry of culture that defines Southern California’s luxury lifestyle. Each event, from the unveiling of high-fashion collections to the intimate art exhibitions and enchanting outdoor cinema, offers a unique perspective on the city’s diverse cultural landscape. These events are not just about entertainment; they’re about experiencing the essence of luxury living in one of the world’s most dynamic regions.