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| New Style Magazine, The Fall of Rome Imperial Ball |
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What do you do on a regular Friday night? Head to a bar for a drink with colleagues where you exchange pleasantries and pretend that you are friends and all this is not about competition? Then, you might find yourself in a company of traders or inheritance-rich/life- poor folk, stomping on the dancefloor of a club in London's West End? Or do you share a meal with a stranger who looked far more appealing on his Lovestruck profile while secretly wishing you opted for watching paint dry? Or maybe you fall asleep as soon as your head touches the pillow because you are so wiped out from crunching numbers all week, all in the name of a good Christmas bonus and retiring at 45?
Members of The Button Club – a social network set-up by former super model from Estonia Kaja Wunder - found a fun alternative to your usual Friday scenario: they wrapped themselves up in togas and pretended to be fellow Romans for the night. Rome on that occasion had to be moved to leafy Dulwich, on the grounds of Beauberry House, a beautiful 18th c. mansion that belongs to cheerful and charming Ibi Issolah, the man behind a very popular Kensington restaurant L’Etranger.
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