#Operaball

[langjewelry]

Our own delightful Suzanne Martinez! Bejeweled and ready for the SF Opera Ball on opening night! 😘💎🥂 . . . . . #sfopera #operaball #puccini #turandot #sparkle #dressup #glam #friends #outonthetown #bringbackthebrooch #stacksarethenewblack #langantiques #langsocialclub #finejewelry #antiquejewelry #vintage #vintagejewelry #jewelrygram #jewelryofinstagram #ooak #jotd (at Lang Antique & Estate Jewelry)

[isilabelle-lifestyle]

Yestarday at work - having the #operaball again. Always great fun. Tomorrow its time to start running again - can‘t wait! #opernballzürich2019 #asicsfrontrunner #runnersindresses #imoveme #plantbased #goodmorning #weekend #laufen #staylean #iloverunning #runtastic #instarunners #dresses #instarun #runninggirl #runnerscommunity #laufenmachtglücklich #runnerslife #courir #instarunner #marathontraining #runnersofinstagram #igrunners #runnerspace #runlikeagirl https://www.instagram.com/p/BvHWVBMAHHX/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=d40t61lw6jzm

[coralpainterauthorsports]

Happy Monday ❤️ @patrickschoepf #operaball throwback last year (at Opernhaus Zürich) https://www.instagram.com/shawne.fielding/p/Bu28id3AHFt/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1lnst7cez4xwp

[hannoverballet]

After our first Opernball, how nice that Conchita stayed to watch our appearance! #conchitawurst @conchitawurst #opernball #operaball #balletthannover #hannoverballet #hannoverballett @steffiw83 @tommyrous @ndebell @mattemig @lucapannacci @davidesioni @mseydoux @camimatte @amckinnon91 @picklelilly78 @_magajr @chiarapareo @taotaolin624 @vigas @leisa.martinezsantana @giadaj @anastasiyakuzina_germany @cath_franco @littlelamurray @rarerarah @conalfrancis @nielsfunke @mikokravets @denispiza (hier: Staatsoper Hannover) https://www.instagram.com/p/BugMTvVgITZ/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=14lq48a71xzv7

[mariaiakovleva]

Tonight is the night of the main Ball of the season-Opera Ball 2019! Toi toi toi @davidedato @jakobfeyferlik @olgaesina @nikishafogo @cherevychko_denys @richardszabo87 @nataschamair @mischasosnovski @alicefirenze @ninatonoli @jamesstephens and whole @wienerstaatsballettofficial @wienerstaatsoper 📸 @_ashley.taylor_ . . . #lovemylife #ballerinalife #warmup #principaldancer #operaball #experience #performance #opernball2019 #instaballet #mariayakovleva #wienerstaatsoper #ballet #dance #dancer #dancelife #ballerina #theater #theaterlife #wienerstaatsballett #rehearsal (at Wiener Staatsoper) https://www.instagram.com/p/BuavIpxgFOf/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=tcpmryhbu65u

[acunbilgin]

Bugün C19 prömiyeri var, eser 14,21 ve 28 Ekim’de de tekrar oynayacak. Sahne, dans, ortam ve müziğin kullanımı hakkında bana çok şey öğreten ve eserlerinde bana yer veren #uğurseyrek ‘e çok teşekkür ediyorum. Onunla tanışmak ve çalışmak büyük bir şans. #art #bale #dans #müzik #ballet #prömiyer #c19 #operabale #ankara (Ankara Devlet Opera ve Balesi) https://www.instagram.com/p/CUzV8yJt1pe/?utm_medium=tumblr

[zstengolics7]

Missin’ those old days😏❤️ #tb #lastyear #funnydress #dancers #dance #operaball (at Erkel Színház)

[sugawarakazuhiko]

劇場の外では、巨大スクリーンで中の歌劇がLiveで流れされていて、誰でもフリーで座って鑑賞ができる。高いお金を払わなくても気軽にオペラ。羨ましいですな。 #wienerstaatsoper #operaball #vienna #swanlake #goprophotography #gopro (Wiener Staatsoper)

[1000sassa1000]

perhaps the first men at an opera ball with a skirt

Gerold Brenner at Zürich Operaball 2018

[shopdavidpeck]

#TBT @OperaBall has to be one of the most special events in the Houston Calendar. It's one of 2 (I think) White Tie affairs on the social calendar and it's a highlight of the season. This year's Ball was postponed until next year, and I'm looking forward to attending and dressing the chair. Her dress has been kept safe and under wraps this whole time. ⁣ In the meantime, here's a throwback to chair Dr. Liz Grimm. The theme was old Hollywood. Can you tell?! ⁣ ⁣ .⁣ . https://instagr.am/p/CHf6eN4jCTO/

[hannoverballet]

After our first Opernball, how nice that Conchita stayed to watch our appearance! #conchitawurst @conchitawurst #opernball #operaball #balletthannover #hannoverballet #hannoverballett @steffiw83 @tommyrous @ndebell @mattemig @lucapannacci @davidesioni @mseydoux @camimatte @amckinnon91 @picklelilly78 @_magajr @chiarapareo @taotaolin624 @vigas @leisa.martinezsantana @giadaj @anastasiyakuzina_germany @cath_franco @littlelamurray @rarerarah @conalfrancis @nielsfunke @mikokravets @denispiza (hier: Staatsoper Hannover) https://www.instagram.com/p/BugMTvVgITZ/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=14lq48a71xzv7

[mariaiakovleva]

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Princesses are also doing cardio 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 . . . #lovemylife #ballerinalife #warmup #principaldancer #operaball #challenge #experience #performance #instavideo #instaballet #mariayakovleva #wienerstaatsoper #ballet #dance #dancer #dancelife #ballerina #theater #theaterlife #wienerstaatsballett #rehearsal #cardio #diadem #crown #tutu @skechers (at Wiener Staatsoper) https://www.instagram.com/p/BuYPktYodzk/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=gxj1tblj7sbv

[budapestbug]

Story of the Hungarian Brillat-Savarin, a legendary family and restaurant – the Gundel The story has started in 1857, when the son of a Bavarian baker left his home to try his luck in Budapest, better to say Pest at that time. Johann Adam Michael Gundel was 13 years old, and there was exactly 30 marks (currency in Germany before the EUR) in his pocket. He came to Pest by reason, one of the family’s distant relatives offered him a job as „piccolo-boy” in his brewery („piccolo” was an unique measure of beer – 2 dl – in the peacetime Budapest). 12 years passed by, and the diligent Gundel went as far, that in 1869 he bought the Wiener Beerhouse in the Király street, and after another 2 years became the owner of the legendary Blumenstöckle (literally „flower’s shrub”) in the downtown of the city. According Kálmán Mikszáth, the big anecdote writer of the Hungarian literature, the story continued, like this: ….” being Gundel had no kids, he collected a pretty fortune, and retired from the business, saying: ‘God, you gave me money, but did not gave me children, why should I plod myself?’ But God was more clever, and after his retirement children started to come one by one. So, Gundel said again: „God, you gave me kids, but did not gave me money enough to support them. And he went back to the business, and rented out the Hotel Grand Duke Stephen.” As Mikszáth tributed to Johann Gundel, also Gundel tributed to Mikszáth – the famous „palóc soup” first was prepared as a suprise for the writer’s birthday, by Gundel’s own recipe. The next generation of the Gundel family did not went under level either in the field of gastronomy. Charles Gundel took over the Wampetich Restaurant located in the City Park in 1910, and, of course named Gundel Restaurant. The Gundel became a big hit, not only in Budapest, but all over Europe. „ The Hungarian Brillat-Savarin” – wrote the papers – „Hungarian cuisin, and Hungarian hospitality. The first master of the Hungarian gastronomy, warm atmosphere, delicate tastes, treats of Lucullus – all dirigated by a genious chef and host- this is Gundel”. Gundel continued to develope his own recipes too. The most known of them is the Gundel-pancake, but he had almost 20 gastronomical classics. Charles Gundel’s first book was published in 1926 – it was a bestseller of the age! – , and his Gundel Cookbook (1937) was translated during the years to 9 languages, and was published 140 times.More, than 2 million people learned to „cook in Hungarian” from it. Gundel became internationally famous representing Hungary at the World’s Fair in New York in 1939. When the communist era came to Hungary, Gundel was run by the state. By the early 50’s all private businesses in the country had been nationalized, but because Gundel remained a symbol of Hungarian cuisine and culture, and received dignitaries from around the world, the government was anxious to use it to create the appearance that life was great and even better than it had been before the war. So Gundel remained glorious, even as much around it decayed under communist misrule. During the decades Gundel Restaurant saw numerous famous guests, celebrities, actors and actresses, politicians and presidents, between them Jennifer Lawrence, Queen Beatrix, George Bush, Lady Di and Charles, Queen Elizabeth II, Liz Taylor and Richard Burton, Pope John Paul II, Roger Moore, just to mention a few. Gundel Restaurant caters the Hungarian Parliament’s official dinners and the Operaball of Budapst too. In 1992, the restaurant was reopened by two American businessmen, Ronald S Lauder (the son of Estee Lauder, the cosmetic industry Queen) and George Lang (the owner of a famous restaurant in Lincoln Center in New York City, named “Café Des Artistes”). The same man who created the famed “I love New York” logo designed the logo for Gundel.

[inspireif]

Today the famous Opera-Ball is happening here in vienna. I enjoy it every year, sitting on the Sofa. 📺 🥂🍾#opernball2018 #opernball #opernballwien #operaball #alleswalzer #walzer #wienerstaatsoper #ball #oper #frauisa #illustration #vienna #wien

[shopdavidpeck]

You know what helps you get over humpday? Having your clients end up on @cliffordpugh’s best-dressed list for @papercitymag . Mission accomplished.⠀ I get to work with some of the most incredible women, who also happen to be the best models for my work. It's so inspiring to know that as beautiful as they may look dressed up and in pictures, they also give back in even more beautiful ways. Not only did Marcia Vilas chair the outrageously beautiful @hougrandopera ball, but she also dedicates so much of her time giving dignity and respect to children through @childadvocates . In a word, inspiring. ⠀ #OperaBall #CustomGown #WomenWeLove 📷 @jennyantill http://bit.ly/2IHoSKT

[aaluaga]

Jules Spinatsch - Vienna MMIX – 10008/7000 Surveillance Panorama Project No. 4 – The Vienna Opera Ball

http://jules-spinatsch.ch/

Poetic, bright, and brutal: Jules Spinatsch's extraordinary artistic project exposes photography as a medium of documentation and surveillance – and of showing-off. In 2003, Swiss photographic artist Jules Spinatsch launched his Surveillance Panorama Projects. Shot with network cameras—surveillance cameras that take still photos—these works examine human behavior and reveal the sometimes striking discrepancy between social pretense and social reality. This book documents Vienna MMIX—the fourth installment in Spinatsch’s series—in which the artist trained his lens on the Vienna Opera Ball. At the ball, two cameras moved continuously in a grid pattern, taking photographs every three seconds. Arranged in a single sequence, ten thousand of these photos form a panorama that recreates the entire space while capturing only fragments of events. Volume I shows the images in chronological order as a continuous strip, each page representing one specific minute. Volume II features selected images, each documenting a moment of great intensity, intimacy, or fascination. The two essays in the set's third part explore the phenomenon of human perception and its transition in the age of media and surveillance technology. The resulting book is both a beautifully produced collection of images and a piercing study of human behavior.

Named one of the most beautiful books of Austria 2014. Designed by Karin Holzfeind and Nik Thoenen Concept Jules Spinatsch

http://www.scheidegger-spiess.ch http://jules-spinatsch.ch/

Title: Jules Spinatsch – Vienna MMIX 10008/7000- Surveillance Panorama No.4 Concept: Jules Spinatsch Graphic design: Karin Holzfeind, nik Thönen Vienna / Zurich Essay: David Campany Print (where): Grassl, Vienna Published by (if there is a publisher): Scheidegger & Spiess, Zurich Date of publication: September 2014 Soft-cover or Hard-cover: 3 Volumes in Slipcase ( 2 hardcover one softcover) number of pages: Volume I, 578 pages Volume 2 156 pages, Volume III 64 pages number of copies: 600  signed and numbered