Exotic Red City recreated at 1 Old Billingsgate Walk
Posted: November 9th, 2010 | Author: David Jensen | Filed under: Celebrity | Tags: Liz Hurley, London, Luxe, Old Billingsgate Walk | No Comments »
Luxe Digital Artwork displayed at the Red Night by Marrakech Project, 8th November 2010
This week began with a black tie dinner, the ‘Red Night’ hosted by Elizabeth Hurley, at 1 Old Billingsgate Walk, where the ‘Marrakech Project’ had transformed the building into the Exotic Red city for the evening.
LIz Hurley attends the 'Red Night' by the Marrakech Project at 1 Old Billingsgate Walk, London, 8th November 2010.
I caught the underground down to London Bridge and as I crossed the Thames, it wasn’t hard to miss the red glow of the building sitting on the banks of the river. From the large red gates to the music, fashion, and design, the organisers, in conjunction with the Moroccan National Tourist Office, had created the ultimate Marrakech-inspired experience inside 1 Old Billingsgate Walk.
Natalie Dormer arrives at the 'Red Night', 1 Old Billingsgate, 8th November 2010
The guests, including Natalie Dormer, Cherie Lunghi, Lisa Butcher, Aldo Zilli and Elizabeth Hurley were all treated to a Moroccan Fashion show produced by Albert Oiknine, one of Morocco’s most famours designers; and an exclusive Red Night dinner created by Zakia Ait Aboulahcen, daughter of one of the revered chefs at the iconic La Mamounia hotel, who is renowned for her authentic Moroccan dishes.
Lisa Butcher arrives at the 'Red Night' by Marrakech Project, 1 Old Billingsgate, London, 8th November 2010.
Natalie Dormer and Cherie Lunghi attend the 'Red Night by Marrakech' at 1 Old Billingsgate Walk, London, 8th November 2010.
Cherie Lunghi and Natalie Dormer with Mr Ali El Kasmi (centre-Director, Moroccan National Tourist Office, London), Mr Hamid Addou (right- CEO Moroccan National Tourist Office) attend the 'Red Night' by Marrakech Project, 8th November 2010.
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