Top 5 Made in Chelsea NYC Moments
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5 Made in Chelsea NYC Moments
With a catchy title like MIC NYC our expectations for the first episode of this shiny new series were UNDERSTANDABLY high. And in keeping with the hype we cleared our social calendars to ensure that we caught the not-at-all-staged opening shots of Lucy's arrival, sailing into NYC, solo, taking a selfie... Seems legit. This scene was probably the result of a notable absence of any REALLY good-looking fences in New York. After a hilarious hour of Chelsea socialites pretending they feel right at home in the Big Apple, with their phony accents, baseball tees and classic red party cups, it turns out it's really just the same drama, different city. Which is why WE LOVE IT! You can take the girls out of Chelsea... Following our intense, post-ep debrief we have decided to publish our minutes so that everyone can forever remember the BEST bits from Episode 1. New York Fashion- Weak
Apparently we've all missed the memo on this one, except of course the MIC boys who are paving the way in the A/W one sleeve up, one sleeve down trend. We caught the bois rocking this look on more than one occasion and wonder whether perhaps it's NY thing that hasn't made it over here yet. Wolf of New York
In England Spencer is just your regular arrogant, morally-corrupt sleeze-ball but apparently in America he's found a reserve store of confidence.. lock up your daughters New York. Having exhausted all possible dating combinations in London it was really a matter of necessity for Spenny to start looking abroad. Lets hope poor Stevie, now outed as the resident MIC house bunny, will have some luck of his own and perhaps knock Spencer down a few pegs.
Not her FORTE-scue Rosie, the ever-present wallflower, offered up the quote of the episode this week during one regular meeting of the anti-Lucy society in announcing "she's so cold, she's Frozen"... Ooh OUCH Rosie! We obviously hate to take sides but we can't help but feel she also proved Lucy Watson right when she tweeted last week "You can buy looks but you can't buy chat." And the return of the void-of-feelings Lucybot certainly goes down well with us, for entertainment's sake. Plus we're scared of her so... GOT YOUR BACK LUCE! Evil Step-Narrators
After announcing that they love a bit of debauchery, Mark Francis and Victoria went on to be respectfully absent from all opportunities for said debauchery and only appear later to pass judgement over those who might have actually participated. The pair are a genius comedy duo with stocks heavily invested in the rumour mill. This series they are certainly back with a vengeance, based in their out of the city retreat, but still in the city. And finally.. Brunch
So apparently brunch is HUGE in NYC. There are even parties in it's honour, where you can have waffles and bacon AND champagne. Oh you hadn't heard? Neither had we, but now that we know we vow never to eat boring old cornflakes again (other breakfast cereal are available).
5 Made in Chelsea NYC Moments
With a catchy title like MIC NYC our expectations for the first episode of this shiny new series were UNDERSTANDABLY high. And in keeping with the hype we cleared our social calendars to ensure that we caught the not-at-all-staged opening shots of Lucy's arrival, sailing into NYC, solo, taking a selfie... Seems legit. This scene was probably the result of a notable absence of any REALLY good-looking fences in New York. After a hilarious hour of Chelsea socialites pretending they feel right at home in the Big Apple, with their phony accents, baseball tees and classic red party cups, it turns out it's really just the same drama, different city. Which is why WE LOVE IT! You can take the girls out of Chelsea... Following our intense, post-ep debrief we have decided to publish our minutes so that everyone can forever remember the BEST bits from Episode 1. New York Fashion- Weak
Apparently we've all missed the memo on this one, except of course the MIC boys who are paving the way in the A/W one sleeve up, one sleeve down trend. We caught the bois rocking this look on more than one occasion and wonder whether perhaps it's NY thing that hasn't made it over here yet. Wolf of New York
In England Spencer is just your regular arrogant, morally-corrupt sleeze-ball but apparently in America he's found a reserve store of confidence.. lock up your daughters New York. Having exhausted all possible dating combinations in London it was really a matter of necessity for Spenny to start looking abroad. Lets hope poor Stevie, now outed as the resident MIC house bunny, will have some luck of his own and perhaps knock Spencer down a few pegs.
Not her FORTE-scue Rosie, the ever-present wallflower, offered up the quote of the episode this week during one regular meeting of the anti-Lucy society in announcing "she's so cold, she's Frozen"... Ooh OUCH Rosie! We obviously hate to take sides but we can't help but feel she also proved Lucy Watson right when she tweeted last week "You can buy looks but you can't buy chat." And the return of the void-of-feelings Lucybot certainly goes down well with us, for entertainment's sake. Plus we're scared of her so... GOT YOUR BACK LUCE! Evil Step-Narrators
After announcing that they love a bit of debauchery, Mark Francis and Victoria went on to be respectfully absent from all opportunities for said debauchery and only appear later to pass judgement over those who might have actually participated. The pair are a genius comedy duo with stocks heavily invested in the rumour mill. This series they are certainly back with a vengeance, based in their out of the city retreat, but still in the city. And finally.. Brunch
So apparently brunch is HUGE in NYC. There are even parties in it's honour, where you can have waffles and bacon AND champagne. Oh you hadn't heard? Neither had we, but now that we know we vow never to eat boring old cornflakes again (other breakfast cereal are available).
