I really like her collection: Designer Dorothee Schumacher and me

When the magazine Vogue invites to ‘Vogue Fashion Night Out’, fashion enthusiasts from all over the place are streaming through the Republic to attend the event, which is celebrated in Berlin and Dusseldorf for the seventh and in Vienna for the first time.
Berlin is buzzing and legions of shopping victims and fashionistas follow the sales marathon that has been initiated by Vogue. It is an international shopping initiative with all the big shops along the Ku’damm and the Friedrichstraße participating. For this special shopping night the luxury boutiques and department stores came up with really cool ideas to convince their fashion conscious clientele to consume. Discounts, so-called ‘Special Editions’, and special campaigns of the respective label tempted the mainly female audience until midnight.

The colors of fall mirror the current Minx collection: rusty nuances and auburn, combined with rosé-, nude and coral colors. Very intriguing: the auburn petticoat

Prosecco, cocktails and hors d’oeuvres ensured that the good mood resembled maximum excitement. The fashion label ‘Minx’ which set up a pop up store at the Sofitel Hotel offered high-end appetizers and creations from ‘Minx’ designer Eva Lutz from the current fall winter season. ‘Minx Brand Ambassadors’, for example actress Nathalia Wörner who advocates the campaign ‘Kindernothilfe’ (editors note: children in need), which is supported by ‘Minx’ with a special edition, also mingled among the fashionable crowd.

Actress and ‘Minx Brand Ambassador’ Nathalia Wörner in front of the ‘Minx’ special edition: 45% of the profit is being donated to Kindernothilfe (Editor’s note: children in need). Bravo!

The celebrity concentration on such events is above average, after all each label equips one or the other VIP with their chic clothes. At the Schlüterstraße Vogue’s editor in chief Christiane Arp chatted vividly with Dorothee Schumacher in her flagship store while listening to live music from flutist Kathrin Christians. On this evening you could have one of the so-called ‘Pouches’ a kind of clutch made from the same fabric as the current Schumacher collection, personalized with your own monogram. While in the meantime sipping a delicious ‘Radical Flower Cocktail’, an exquisite drink that might have been quite healthy if it hadn’t been for the Gin.

Designer Dorothee Schumacher and Vogue’s editor in chief Christiane Arp with a ‚Radical Flower Cocktail‘

Veronica Pohle welcomed Designer Jelena Radovanovic of the label ‘Holy Ghost’ at her boutique. With her stunning looks Radovanovivc resembles a model herself and can easily compete with the three hired models that presented her puristic appearing collection.
Iris Jorde’s boutique ‘Amorph’ was temporarily so crowded, that walking was nearly impossible. The clothes on the racks were sorted from left to right like there was no tomorrow. Doesn’t matter. I’ll come back and take a look at the things my fashion-focused eyes have scanned when the run is over. Without celebs, without prosecco and without excuse. BvH

Veronica Pohle’s Boutique shined brightly illuminated through the autumnal appearing night. The cold temperatures can neither stop nor irritate a real fashion victim

‚Holy Ghost‘-Designer Jelena Radovanovic resembles a model herself

Prosecco in pink as a special edition at Veronica Pohle

Gorgeous and simple: Veronica Pohle presents the fashion label ‘Holy Ghost’ in her Boutique

‘Amorph Black’ at the Schlüterstraße in Charlottenburg …

… was temporarily so crowded, that walking was nearly impossible

Abstract prints and graphic optics, as seen at ‘Amorph’ are super hip. The skirt from ‘MGSM’ gets a big like!

One of the nicest shops altogether: Dorothee Schumachers flagship store at the Schlüterstraße

‘Pouches’ a kind of clutch made from the same fabric as the current Schumacher collection, personalized with your own monogram

Shop ’til you drop

Live music: Flutist Kathrin Christians masterful performance was fantastic

Shopping-Paradise

Too bad I can’t buy this lamp from Dorothee Schumachers Shop. It would fit perfectly into my apartment

Especially for this event designer Eva Lutz travelled to Berlin, so she could welcome the customers herself

Minx also designs evening fashion like this gorgeous, golden robe. MyStylery is thrilled!

The lingerie-boutique ‘Agent Provocateur’ came up with a special idea for the event. A barely dressed model posed in the shop window and presented sweet slips with an even sweeter smile

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Very chic: Pan Am Lounge employee Cecilie looks like she just appeared from a time journey in her Pan Am uniform

There’re lots of party hotspots in Berlin, but one of them is ranked very high in my personal ranking: the Pan Am Lounge in Berlin. No other location is so history-charged and simultaneously cool and hip like the lounge, which once pertained to the pilots and stewardesses of the American airline Pan Am as their Berlin home.

The Livingroom of the Pan Am-Suite with a tufted leather sofa from the 60s

Indeed West Berlin could have only be approached by the airlines of the western alliance after the Second World War. Besides Pan Am, those were Airfrance and British Airways. In 1965 the former major of Berlin and later chancellor of Germany Willy Brandt inaugurated the Europa-Center. There the Pan Am ensconced itself and opened its headquarter in the pile between Ku’damm and Breitscheidtplatz. The airline concurrently solved the question where to leave the staff during their flight free days: cabins- and cockpit crews got accommodated in the adjacent apartment building ‘Eden-Haus’. It was the beginning of a legendary party era.

From portable tv and framed lunar landing motive to head-high cacti and illuminated globe: here’s everything in proper style in the sixties look

clinker-chimney and fabric wallpaper

And on top of the socalled ‘Eden-Haus’ in the 12th floor a place for leisure has been designed for the crews, from which roof one has an unrestricted all-round view over Berlin. This dream location was officially reserved for the employees of Pan Am, whose wild parties had a reputation like a donnerhall. This raised desire and an exclusive circle got access to the Pan Am Lounge – with Willy Brandt as one of the prominent fans of the first hour. But in the course of the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 as well as the merger of the two parts of Berlin ended the party era. Pan Am went bankrupt. And the Lounge fell into a deep sleep.

A place for leisure for pilots and stewardesses

Manager Natascha Bonnermann in front of the logo of Pan Am Airlines, a stylised globe

Then Natascha Bonnermann appeared, a Rhenish cheerful person with Austrian experiences in the gastronomy, who looks like she has just arisen out of the Sixties. When the former actress turned the keys of the lounge ten years ago, she was astonished: in front of her lay a sixties-paradise, a jewel box, that would have withstand every movie set. The present manager of the Pan Am Lounge blew the dust from the teak furniture and bar chairs and immersed new life into the lounge. The revival of the legendary party-location!

“Sixties design never got old”, says Natascha Bonnermann. “It got either more appealing.”

However the true treasure slumbered one floor under the lounge: a small maisonette apartment, that was inhabited by the Pan Am pilots and still gives the feeling, that a man with suitcase could enter the room just in every second: kidney-shaped tables and 60s chairs in front of clinker-chimney and wallpapered doors.

Natascha Bonnermann about the bedroom equipped with zebra printed carpet: “Modern sex appeal that promises a lot and keeps everything.”

In the lower part of the apartment-suite one will see an original 60s kitchen including a bar, as well as a sleeping- and living room on the upper floor (whose walls are covered with zebra printed carpet). What might have happened at this place?
Even nowadays a former Pan Am stewardess, who likes to remind herself of the wild 60s, still lives in the apartment building ‘Eden-Haus’. The best partys in town, which have been celebrated there. And are even celebrated nowadays. BvH

Here you can still sleep well – because the suite is rented

Home cinema: the crafty pilot deposited a camera towards the bed

Beautiful, the violet floor tiles, right? Also the bathrooms of the Lounge and Suite are originally preserved

The carpet in the suite with the Pan Am logo in typical Pan Am blue

A Pan Am stock purchase warrant: The pilot was a shrewd investor – until the end of the 80s the airline went bankrupt

Kitchen with bar: here’s everything in proper sixties style

Always up-to-date

Take a look into the kitchen – how about the pattern of the curtains?

Foresight: from here you can see all over Berlin and into the ‘Zoologische Garten’

In the duplex suite, there is also a children’s room on the upper floor

“Some things had to be superseded”, explains Pan Am Lounge Manager Natascha Bonnermann, “therefore I have my secret sources everywhere.”

Waitress, a tomato juice please! The present lounge personal wears Pan Am uniform – of course.

The Pan Am Lounge – the legendary party-location in Berlin

Info:
The Pan Am Lounge can be rented for events up to 200 people. The suite offers space for 30 guests.
Contact:
Pan Am Lounge
Budapester Str. 43
10787 Berlin

www.panamloungeberlin.com

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