Temple Israel invites you to enjoy the
--- ANNUAL HARRY LAKER MEMORIAL CONCERT

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Also, Annette Bening, who will hope-
fully wear a lot of diamonds to frame
her pretty face (she's due with her
fourth child any time now).

celebrating 125 years of the seminary that produces our Reform clergy

HEBREW UNION COLLEGE - JEWISH INSTITUTE OF RELIGION

with Cantors singing about Rabbis, featuring the wonderful voices of

JN: Who is usually the most outra-
geous dresser?
PF: Courtney Love, who is a crossover
from the music industry. Cher, who
has had a successful collaboration with
Bob Mackie. And Bette Midler, a wild
woman! Her most successful look is
when she is a little more tailored — it
gives her a taller, thinner look.

JN: How important is jewelry?
PF: Jewelry is very important. I just
heard from Harry Winston that [his
firm] purchased Marilyn Monroe's cos-
tume rhinestone earrings at an auction
and has re-created them in diamonds.
They look like chandeliers on each ear.
I don't know who, but someone may
show up wearing them. Some people
choose their jewelry first, like Oprah
Winfrey and Elizabeth Taylor, who
[own their own jewelry] and have
gowns designed around it.

JN: Do any of the stars actually pur-
chase the necklaces, earrings and
bracelets from the big-name jewelers
like Harry Winston, or is everything
on loan? •
PF: Usually it's on loan. [But] when
Gwyneth Paltrow's father bought her
the necklace she wore last year, that was
a major indicator we may be at the
beginning of a new trend — top
celebrities wanting to show their success
andpower by owning their own dia-
monds. They used to own their own
jewels many years ago, but then you
saw the same pieces over and over
again, which was acceptable back then.
But I think we will be seeing that again.
Nine years ago when I began, not every
star was loaned diamonds. Now, every-
one is, including wives of directors and
producers. So where do you go from
there? I think it's ownership; that's how
you set yourself apart.

JN: What are the stars most con-
cerned about when picking a dress?
PF: Everyone wants to choose a_gown
that will make her look taller and
thinner. And they want to find a flat-
tering color and a great neckline. The
hair and make-up have to go togeth-
er. Everything has to match..

JN: Do you think there will many
surprises this year?
PF: I am sure. That's the thing about
fashion: It is theater and there is
always something to talk about! 111

Lawrence Avery, Cantor Emeritus
Beth El Synagogue
New Rochelle, NY

Rebecca Garfein, Cantor
Cong. Rodeph Sholom
New York City

Lori Corrsin, Cantor
'Temple Israel
West Bloomfield

Harold Orbach, Cantor
Temple Israel
West Bloomfield

Sunday, April 9, 2000, at 3:30 p.m.

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5725 Walnut Lake Road, West Bloomfield
For complimentary tickets, please call (248) 661-5700

Co-sponsored by Temple Israel's Couples Club

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Michigan Friends of The Israel Defense Forces
presents The IDF Musical Ensemble

Thursday, March 30, 2000
7:30 p.m. (Doors will open at 7:00 p.m.)
Congregation Shaarey Zedek • 27375 Bell Road • Southfield, Michigan
Refreshments to follow event
$10 students/children, $18 seniors, $36 adult, $180 Patron Tickets, $250 Sponsor Tickets
For more information: (800) 993-3433

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