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Joey Wölffer and Reed Krakoff co-hosted a midsummer event at the home of Delphine and Reed Krakoff, to celebrate the launch of the brands’ latest jewelry collaboration, “The Summer Edit,” honoring the 10th Anniversary of Wölffer’s iconic Summer in A Bottle Rosé.
The celebration kicked off in the early evening and went on past sunset. Guests arrived wearing jewelry from the collection as a perfect colorful accessory for a summer soiree. A true celebration of both brands, guests were invited to peruse the John Hardy jewelry to wear for the evening while sipping wine from Wölffer Estate.
Throughout the event, guests enjoyed cocktails, wine, and the pleasure of mingling around the grounds of the Krakoff’s beachfront home. Just before sunset, guests were seated for an intimate dinner. The elegant table setting was completed with shells and other natural pieces from the beach in front of the Krakoff’s home.Once guests were seated, Reed and Joey shared a few words about their excitement for the collaboration and the evening’s festivities. The three-course dinner was paired perfectly with the vibrant and refreshing wines from Wölffer Estate. Guests enjoyed each other’s company over dessert and Wölffer’s Summer in A Bottle late into the evening.
“The Summer Edit” capsule collection is a 7-piece jewelry collection that captures the spirit and essence of the Hamptons lifestyle and can be worn every day. With a shared dedication to quality and a penchant for style, customers can shop from a selection of bracelets and necklaces made with a combination of sterling silver, 14K rose gold, Tiger’s Eye, Howlite, pink pearl, and artisanal beads and enamels in various shades of pink and orange. The meticulous mix of materials plays on the design of Summer in a Bottle Rosé reimagined in hardstones and freshwater pearls by John Hardy.
The jewelry is sold at John Hardy Soho, JohnHardy.com and Wolffer.com and at The Tasting Room at Wölffer Estate Vineyard, Joey Wölffer boutique in Sag Harbor, and The Parrish Art Museum. Additionally, 20% of proceeds from the collection will be donated to the Parrish Art Museum to support their ongoing programming with community partner organizations.
