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The Juicy 'It' Girl's Perfect Night Out in NYC

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Nighttime is the best time to put in a little extra effort and take some risks—clothes are edgier, makeup is bolder, heels are a bit higher. After all, NYC has some of the best nightlife in the country, why wouldn't you want to look and feel your best? Here now, the perfect night for the Viva la Juicy Noir 'It' Girl—a day-to-night guide of the best places to primp, polish, dress and celebrate, well into the wee hours of the morning. But before you go anywhere, be sure to finish your outfit with Viva la Juicy Noir—a succulent blend of ripe berry notes, sultry amber and bright gourmand accents, that remind you of the endless possibilities that nighttime can bring.


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Underground at Le Parker Méridien New York

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Start your day at this one-stop-shop for your beauty needs, this midtown hotel has a beauty temple on its lower level. Get spa services at Moonshine and on-trend nail care at Tenoverten. They also have a café on site, just in case you’re too blissed out to make it up the stairs come lunchtime.

Juicy Couture

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Find something snazzy for your evening out at the Juicy Couture NYC flagship—with two massive, beautiful floors of clothing, jewelry, handbags and accessories, you'll be hard pressed not to find the perfect getup.
The place to find any finishing touches for your night out—whether it’s a bag, shoes or fragrance. Before you head out for the evening, finish your look with the perfect scent, Viva la Juicy Noir—you'll be ready for anything.

DreamDry

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Before you head out for drinks, get to DreamDry for some hair magic. A Rachel Zoe-endorsed blowout goes for $40, or you can skip the wash and get an express blow out for $20. You can also pick from a roster of styles depending on what kind of night you want to have, like the "Farrah," a 70s-style wavey look; the "Brigitte," named after Bardot's classic bedhead; the "Veronica," romantic Old Hollywood curls; the pin-straight "Ali"; or the super voluminous "Sophia."

The Library at The Public

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Andrew Carmellini's project inside The Public Theater has a sexy and comfortable bar in the back that's great for a pre-dinner drink. The menu includes about a dozen original cocktails, and the bartenders know how to mix the classics, too. A perfect way to start your evening.

Monmartre

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This hot French-Asian bistro is a perfect date night spot, if that is where the evening takes you. Linger over the roasted and braised duck for two in the newly opened backyard—it's one of the best outdoor experiences in the game.

The Stanton Social

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Looking for the perfect restaurant for a group dinner with the ladies? This 1940s-inspired restaurant and lounge is all about multi-ethnic shared plates and delicious cocktails. Your meal can be as diverse as you make it, from Parisian bistro-inspired onion soup dumplings and old school Italian meatballs, to red snapper tacos. It's the perfect way to fuel your evening. [Photo]

The NoMad

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Have a group dinner at The NoMad and go all out with dishes like the fruits de mer plateau, the tagliatelle with snow crab, and the majestic chicken for two. If you're looking to keep it more laid back, head to the Library in the back for drinks and bites.

Corkbuzz

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Head to Corkbuzz after dinner for The Champagne Campaign—every bottle of bubbles is offered at half price from 10 p.m. till close, every night.

Experimental Cocktail Club

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Nights should often end at Experimental Cocktail Club. The vibe is festive, as are the cocktails—the Kinkakuji (whiskey, arrack, rum, pineapple juice, clarified milk, coconut water, Japanese spices, green tea) is a must.

Electric Room

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If you'd rather end your night on the dance floor, pay a late-night visit to the Electric Room— the gritty, underground space below the fashionable Dream Downtown—to enjoy the Brit-rock aesthetic of yesteryear and rub elbows with some NYC elite. [Photo]

Rosemary’s Enoteca & Trattoria

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A night out with the ladies calls for a hearty brunch the day after. This stylish West Village Italian restaurant does the trick— pastas and salads from the dinner menu plus things like eggs Benedict, eggs with spicy tomato sauce, and smoked salmon on focaccia are all great choices.

Underground at Le Parker Méridien New York

Start your day at this one-stop-shop for your beauty needs, this midtown hotel has a beauty temple on its lower level. Get spa services at Moonshine and on-trend nail care at Tenoverten. They also have a café on site, just in case you’re too blissed out to make it up the stairs come lunchtime.

Juicy Couture

Find something snazzy for your evening out at the Juicy Couture NYC flagship—with two massive, beautiful floors of clothing, jewelry, handbags and accessories, you'll be hard pressed not to find the perfect getup.

Macy's

The place to find any finishing touches for your night out—whether it’s a bag, shoes or fragrance. Before you head out for the evening, finish your look with the perfect scent, Viva la Juicy Noir—you'll be ready for anything.

DreamDry

Before you head out for drinks, get to DreamDry for some hair magic. A Rachel Zoe-endorsed blowout goes for $40, or you can skip the wash and get an express blow out for $20. You can also pick from a roster of styles depending on what kind of night you want to have, like the "Farrah," a 70s-style wavey look; the "Brigitte," named after Bardot's classic bedhead; the "Veronica," romantic Old Hollywood curls; the pin-straight "Ali"; or the super voluminous "Sophia."

The Library at The Public

Andrew Carmellini's project inside The Public Theater has a sexy and comfortable bar in the back that's great for a pre-dinner drink. The menu includes about a dozen original cocktails, and the bartenders know how to mix the classics, too. A perfect way to start your evening.

Monmartre

This hot French-Asian bistro is a perfect date night spot, if that is where the evening takes you. Linger over the roasted and braised duck for two in the newly opened backyard—it's one of the best outdoor experiences in the game.

The Stanton Social

Looking for the perfect restaurant for a group dinner with the ladies? This 1940s-inspired restaurant and lounge is all about multi-ethnic shared plates and delicious cocktails. Your meal can be as diverse as you make it, from Parisian bistro-inspired onion soup dumplings and old school Italian meatballs, to red snapper tacos. It's the perfect way to fuel your evening. [Photo]

The NoMad

Have a group dinner at The NoMad and go all out with dishes like the fruits de mer plateau, the tagliatelle with snow crab, and the majestic chicken for two. If you're looking to keep it more laid back, head to the Library in the back for drinks and bites.

Corkbuzz

Head to Corkbuzz after dinner for The Champagne Campaign—every bottle of bubbles is offered at half price from 10 p.m. till close, every night.

Experimental Cocktail Club

Nights should often end at Experimental Cocktail Club. The vibe is festive, as are the cocktails—the Kinkakuji (whiskey, arrack, rum, pineapple juice, clarified milk, coconut water, Japanese spices, green tea) is a must.

Electric Room

If you'd rather end your night on the dance floor, pay a late-night visit to the Electric Room— the gritty, underground space below the fashionable Dream Downtown—to enjoy the Brit-rock aesthetic of yesteryear and rub elbows with some NYC elite. [Photo]

Rosemary’s Enoteca & Trattoria

A night out with the ladies calls for a hearty brunch the day after. This stylish West Village Italian restaurant does the trick— pastas and salads from the dinner menu plus things like eggs Benedict, eggs with spicy tomato sauce, and smoked salmon on focaccia are all great choices.