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A Magical Evening of Balenciaga: VIP All-Inclusive Dinner Package at the University Club of Santa Barbara
A Magical Evening of Balenciaga: VIP All-Inclusive Dinner Package at the University Club of Santa Barbara

Tue, Nov 12

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The University Club of Santa Barbara

A Magical Evening of Balenciaga: VIP All-Inclusive Dinner Package at the University Club of Santa Barbara

Join us for an unforgettable evening with special guest, Maria Kublin—author, curator, and daughter of famed fashion photographer Tom Kublin and supermodel Katinka Bleeker (Miss Holland, 1955)—as she presents her new book, Balenciaga - Kublin: A Fashion Record, published by Thames & Hudson


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Time & Location

Nov 12, 2024, 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM PST

The University Club of Santa Barbara, 1332 Santa Barbara St, Santa Barbara, CA 93101, USA

About the event

The Couture Pattern Museum, in Conjunction with the University Club of Santa Barbara, Presents: An Evening with Maria Kublin - “Balenciaga: Through the Lens of Tom Kublin”


Join us for a rare cultural experience featuring international author, Maria Kublin, the daughter of legendary fashion photographer Tom Kublin and Miss Holland 1955, Katinka Bleeker. This is her first North American appearance to present her new book, Balenciaga - Kublin: A Fashion Record, published by Thames & Hudson at the University Club of Santa Barbara.


Your $350 All-Inclusive VIP Ticket Includes:

  • Exclusive Pre-Event Mixer

    with wine, cheese, and charcuterie with Maria Kublin and the Directors of the Couture Pattern Museum.

  • Special Presentation

    on the creative collaboration between Tom Kublin and Cristóbal Balenciaga, showcasing their iconic work.

  • A Prix Fixe Dinner

    at the exclusive University Club of Santa Barbara, offering a delightful dining experience. 


Tickets

  • VIP All-Inclusive Dinner Pass

    Your $350 All-Inclusive VIP Ticket Includes: Exclusive Pre-Event Mixer with wine and canapés. Special Presentation on the creative collaboration between Tom Kublin and Cristóbal Balenciaga, showcasing their iconic work. A Prix Fixe Dinner at the exclusive University Club of Santa Barbara. A Signed Copy of “Balenciaga - Kublin: A Fashion Record” to take home. Your name next to a sponsored pattern in the CPM database.

    $350.00

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