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Getting ‘Lucky’ at Pop Burger
The week of office holiday parties continues on, and we are fully into magazine territory. Last night saw fêtes for Allure at Socialista, Portfolio at Runway, and both Lucky and (maybe) Star at Pop Burger Midtown. We stopped by the last two, so you didn't have to. Though, really, shouldn't you be investing in your co-workers this holiday season? A little face time at the company bash might just make those quietly awkward office urinal moments a little more cheery for the rest of next year! Lucky Magazine. We weren't sure what to expect when we went to midtown to crash the Lucky holiday party. For one, it was on the second floor at Pop Burger (yeah, that's right, it's a three-story club) and we weren't sure we'd get in. And for another, we weren't sure that sending a six-foot-three man to blend in with a bunch of tiny fashionistas was the best plan.
Posted 12/12/07 in Daily Intel : Office-Party Patrol
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