![]() ![]() Telling dirty jokes like weird wackos,” she said. Her father, who was once a Borscht Belt comedian. Kopelman said she got her sense of humor from “Raging with the ex-Prezzie!” after Peter Martins, S.A.B.’s chairman of facultyĪnd a family friend, said that he and Bill Clinton would be in Denmark at the Kopelman, beaming as her daughter cracked jokes and dropped phrases like “She was our own private dinner theater,” said Mrs. Suzy closing a column with, “All my crappy worries vanished, like hemlines on a Party filled with “overbred and underfed sprockets.” And it’s hard to imagine Rager” and “total nugget.” “I find store openings very decaf,” she wrote of a Readers over 40 might also trip over such terms as “social peeps,” “cocktail Wrote after attending the launch party for Shoshanna Lonstein’s swimwear line.) “Hey, can a normal Rubenesque girl get a drink around here?” she More of Susan Fales-Hill’s delicious chocolate-chip cookies”-to the self-loathing: Ho” for loitering by a caviar table “avec toast points.” (Food and body imageįactor strongly into her column, ranging from the boastful-“I jammed back one “glamissima” to describe socialite Susan Fales-Hill and called herself a “roe Water from a silver tray at Lincoln Center. “I’m like camel,” she said as she took a second glass of Kopelisms, a private dialect of pop-culture vernacular, abbreviations andĭropped pronouns. “Skeletor”-the name of the bad guy in the cartoon series He-Man and the Masters of the Universe -is just one of many Insisted that she’s a size eight by choice. Squash-and-mozzarella tidbit at the S.A.B. “Sometimes I want to be Skeletor,” she said, reaching for a Kopelman.) She’s still only granted oneĬhanel outfit a year, and she can’t borrow samples for events because she’s And she wasn’t allowed to wear Chanel until she turned 21. Memorial Sloan-Kettering’s benefit parties, Ms. Press status would have gotten her in free.) While other socialites attend (She also paid $400 for two tickets, even though her She bought $6 worth of plaid fabric in the Garment District and pinned it to Instead of borrowing a Burberry gown for the recent Tartan Ball at the Frick, “touch Joe DiMaggio and Marilyn Monroe’s gate” while listening to Howard Stern. Than join Equinox, she walks from her East 76th Street apartment to Brooklyn to Shows in Paris, but she goes to great lengths to differentiate herself. Heinz, last summer) and spending spring breaks in the front row of the Chanel Paltrow up with her godbrother, ketchup heir Chris Wear Daily when she was in first grade, attending Spence with Gwyneth She may have been skimming the society pages of Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar and Women’s Written by the goofy girl lurking in the corner, amazed by the stupidity she’sįorced to endure. Kopelman doesn’t want readers to know it. Though she was born with gold interlocking C’s in her mouth, I don’t feel at all that I’m stepping on her “I’m covering aĭifferent scene I try to mix in a drag show in the Village with something Who added that her column and Suzy’s don’t really overlap. “No one could ever replace Aileen Mehle,” said Ms. Woody-makes her an unusual yet almost logical choice as Little Suzy. Writing and a personality that’s more Woody Allen than Beth Rudin de The “not” part-plus her knack for social observation, teen-mag-inflected Kopelman is a part of society, but she’d rather not be. It, but she’s not part of it at the same time. Her,” said Dominick Dunne, who has known Ms. Party’s menu rather than the hosts’ pending divorce. Mehle endeared herself to her subjects by reporting on a dinner Getting the most ink-or online hits-as they misbehave at corporate-sponsoredĮvents. Then again, these days it’s the offspring of society staples that are ![]()
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