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The hype emanating from Tim Burton’s latest cinematic spin on a classic tale has everyone riding the Wonderland wagon.
Of course where there’s a theme, there are theme parties.
In true Hollywood fashion, the ultra-chic Boulevard 3 club on Sunset hosted a Madd Hatter Party, this weekend. It was the same night Burton’s “Alice in Wonderland” opened in theatres.
The front courtyard was quite beautiful and a nice change from other typical club entry ways.
The young Hollywood mingled and enjoyed the late-night Californian weather, barren of any noise pollution from the main indoor venue.
Inside, Alice, sporting her classic sky blue dress, served guests chocolate covered berries.
The complimentary treats were part of Alice’s Fondue Fun, one of the event’s featured attractions.
Those savoring more than fruit were welcome to enjoy delectable appetizers at the Tweedle Dee Fajita Bar.
The main venue was nothing short of grand, equipped with upper balcony seating and lower level couches surrounding the raised platform that served as a dance floor, and as the night unfolded, a stage.
The dance floor, plastered with a Queen of Hearts collage, sat under an enormous replica of the Mad Hatter’s top hat making all the guests feel as small and mesmerized as Alice herself.
Risqué dancers perched on the bar dancing to DJ Sleeper’s top 40’s mixes that blared through the speakers.
At midnight, performers flaunting paint on perfectly sculpted bodies, performed a routine choreographed by Rob Schultz.
Unreserved tables were open for guests who needed a break from the dance floor and bottle service was available to those arriving with a few extra Benjamins.
The event drew a diverse, fun-loving crowd, all escaping reality to spend a weeknight in Wonderland.
The successful Madd Hatter Party upheld Boulevard 3’s reputation as one of the best clubs in Hollywood.
Reach Sarah Elkeaikati at: lifestyle@thepolypost.com
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