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A Private Members-Only Evening of Shopping, Styling & Discovery

  • Scanlan Theodore 7 West 19th Street New York, NY, 10011 United States (map)

Great style isn’t about having more clothes—it’s about knowing what truly works for you.

​On Thursday, October 15, Art-full members are invited to an intimate evening of personal style, smart shopping, and connection with personal stylist Gab Saper at Scanlan Theodore’s Flatiron flagship.

​Over wine and conversation, we’ll explore the art of building a wardrobe that feels intentional, versatile, and authentically you. Gab will share practical advice on editing what you already own, recognizing pieces worth investing in, and making more confident choices about what earns a place in your closet.

​Known for its beautiful fabrics, precise tailoring, and sculptural silhouettes, Scanlan Theodore offers the perfect setting to put these ideas into practice. Members will have the opportunity to explore the brand’s Fall collection, enjoy an exclusive 10% discount on purchases during the event, and connect with fellow Women of Culture members in a relaxed, stylish setting.

​Come for a fresh perspective on your wardrobe—and leave with a clearer sense of your personal style, new connections, and perhaps a new fall favorite.

​Event Highlights:

​👗 Rethink your wardrobe with expert insights from Gab Saper and learn how to dress with greater intention and confidence.

​🛍️ Shop smarter while exploring Scanlan Theodore’s Fall collection with an exclusive 10% discount.

​🥂 Connect over style with fellow Women of Culture members over wine, bites, and conversation.

​Full Schedule

​5:30 PM | Wine, Bites & Private Shopping
Arrive, mingle, and begin exploring the Fall collection

​6:00 PM | Fireside Chat & Shopping with Gab Saper

​7:30 PM | Close

​Location:
Scanlan Theodore – Flatiron Flagship
7 East 19th St.

This is an exclusive complimentary experience available for Women of Culture Members only. Free with RSVP.

​About the Art-Full Membership

​If you are not yet an Art-full member, we would love to have you join us for as little as $45/month for the basic membership, or $65/month for the upgraded Premier membership. You can learn more about all membership levels and join here or reach out to alex@womenofculture.org with any questions.
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The membership provides:

  • ​Access to member exclusive events

  • ​Complimentary tickets to all online events

  • ​Priority access to & discounts on ALL events

  • ​Premier members also get priority access to 'culture-tunities' including free VIP passes to exclusive after-hours events at cultural institutions all over the city

​Membership renews automatically on a monthly bases and can be cancelled at any time via the cancellation request form here.

​More About Gab Saper

​Gab Saper is an NYC-based personal stylist and founder of Wardrobe Editor™, a styling consultancy focused on helping women embrace their bodies and themselves through personal style. Wardrobe Editor

​Drawing on experience in fashion school, retail, media, and tech, Gab brings an intuitive yet practical approach to getting dressed—helping clients move beyond trends and the “shoulds” in their closets to discover what genuinely feels like them. Her philosophy is centered on creating a wardrobe that works for your real body, real life, and personal style, while saving time and energy along the way. Wardrobe Editor

​Through Wardrobe Editor, she encourages women to edit thoughtfully, dress confidently, and build closets filled with pieces that feel good to actually wear. Wardrobe Editor

​Learn more about Gab & Wardrobe Editor

​More About Scanlan Theodore

​Founded in Australia in 1987, Scanlan Theodore is an independent luxury fashion house celebrated for intelligent design, refined craftsmanship, and timeless modern elegance. Its collections combine a minimalist aesthetic with contemporary femininity, drawing inspiration from art, sculpture, proportion, and archival fashion.

​The brand also has a longstanding relationship with the arts, supporting exhibitions and cultural institutions—making it a natural partner for the Women of Culture community.