A still from the film Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown

The Council of Fashion Designers of America kicks off movie night at Bar Basque in the Eventi Hotel on July 25. Diane von Furstenberg and Stefano Tonchi will host fashionable guests including Robert Geller, Nanette Lepore, Johan Lindeberg, Nicole Miller, Monique Pean and Marcus Wainwright for a screening of Pedro Almodovar’s 1988 film Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown. Chef Yuhi Fujinaga is putting together a special movie-inspired tapas menu, which will be served with similarly inspired cocktails. 839 Avenue of the Americas; To RSVP call 646-600-7150 or email nycgm.reservations@chinagrillmgt.com.

Opening Ceremony just launched an exclusive collection of Soludos espadrilles ($35) with an edgy spin to them. The collection features six new patterns including ikat, chambray, cork and floral. If you are like us and can’t decide, stock up with one of each. You’ll never want to be without these summer staples. 33 Howard St., 212-219-2688

FROM TOP: Fringe cuff bracelet ($100,000); large lariat ($115,000)

Wilfredo Rosado makes jewelry that moves. His fringe cuff bracelet ($100,000) is inspired by Beyoncé after all: The gold bangle with diamond-tipped chains shimmies and shakes just as wildly as the superstar—and looks nearly as mesmerizing doing it. Rosado launched his line of fine jewelry in February and already has a roster of celebrity fans including Gwyneth Paltrow and Rihanna. Many pieces in the collection feature moving parts or interchangeable pieces like colorful feathers from Maison Lemarie. The lariats have removable feathers that can be worn as broaches and removable chains that can be worn as bracelets. Pink plume earrings ($65,000) show off magnetic feathers that attach to diamond studs to transform them into sweeping drop dangler—for when you take your place on the stage.

Beth Goodman has summer on the brain. She designed these cheeky clutches for Marie Turnor Accessories as an ode to the summertime picnic. Made to look like a distressed Kraft paper bag, the supple Italian leather roll-top clutch is anything but disposable. The Picnic purses come in brown, white or black and in medium ($168) or large ($218) sizes. Condor, 259 Elizabeth St., 212-966-4280

Last year he enchanted us with ultra-rich brownie and vanilla-bean ice cream sandwiches. This summer François Payard adds another layer of cool by adding creamy pop-ups to the menu at Chocolate Bar and the François Payard Bakery. The ice cream pops come in chocolate-coconut-chocolate or raspberry-coconut-strawberry flavors, and both will make you feel like a kid again (in a good way).

This special edition watch is the innovative new Movado Bold bracelet model featuring an indigo blue metallic dial customized with Jeter’s number "2" at 2:00. The case-back is engraved to commemorate his 3,000th hit. Only 300 pieces have been issued. Packaged in a special sleeve accompanied by a thank you note from Jeter, each watch retails for $550. Movado will donate $100 for each piece sold to Jeter's Turn 2 Foundation, which Jeter established in 1996 to develop youth programs.

"I sincerely thank Movado for their generous support of the Turn 2 Foundation," said Jeter. "I started the foundation in 1996 to encourage kids looking for direction to pursue healthy lifestyles and academic excellence. Made possible by our supporters, our programs help these children develop the skills and character they'll need to become tomorrow's leaders." Call 1-888-4-MOVADO to order.

Read more about watches from our timepiece editor Roberta Naas at atimelyperspective.com.

Brooklyn Decker

Makeup always seems to run out at the most inconvenient times. Now with Sephora’s same-day delivery service ($15), restocking is a breeze. Orders (minimum $50) placed between 8 AM and 11 AM Monday through Friday in Manhattan will be delivered between noon and 9 PM. Brooklyn Decker helped kick off the service at the Flatiron location last week. “In New York, you can get everything from food to clothing [delivered],” said Decker. “[But this] is the first thing of its kind.” After cutting the ribbon, she hopped into the official Sephora striped MINI Cooper to hand deliver the first package to one lucky customer. The model already had in mind what she’d be getting for her first delivery.“I’m going to be ordering the Benefit boxed blush and the Sephora lip stains,” says Decker. “They always have great seasonal colors and I love bright lips for summer, so I’m going to get a fuchsia one and a red one.” Call 877-SEPHORA to place a same-day delivery.

Rag & Bone put a good wall to good use at its store on Houston and Elizabeth when Marcus Wainwright and David Neville started houston/PROJECT in 2010. The designers offered up the side of the building to prominent and emerging street artists as a place to showcase their work. Nicholas Forker kicked off this year’s series in May with “Action Man,” which is now covered by a wheat-paste backdrop of Peter Bruegel’s “The Triumph of Death” and a big red rooster. The artist known as Gaia spent three days putting up the new installation in front of a crowd of SoHo onlookers. His large-scale images often depict a symbolic animal avatar that acts as protector of the space. Keep your eyes peeled for more artists’ work throughout the year. 73 E. Houston St.

The Sultan of Sequins. The Rajah of Rhinestones. Bob Mackie holds many unofficial tittles that play up his flair for the outré. The designer has gone down in history for dressing some of the biggest names in showbiz in some pretty outlandish outfits, including Tina Turner, Liza Minnelli, Barbara Streisand, Diana Ross and Cher (whose infamous chain-mail, leather and feather headdress combo made waves on the red carpet at the 1986 Academy Awards). He also spent more than a decade designing for The Carol Burnett Show where he collected nine Emmy Awards and was inducted into the Television Academy Hall of Fame. Mackie has notoriously kept a tight lid on his archive of costume illustrations, but is now releasing 46 framed gicleé prints for sale at bobmackie.com. Each print is available in two sizes, 14” x 17” ($69) and 21” x 25” ($179). Headdress not included.

This Elemis cosmetic kit designed by Alice Temperley is a spot-on essential for traveling first class. The two luxe British brands teamed up to create the Safari Traveler ($160) to raise awareness for the charity Mothers 4 Children, to which a portion of the proceeds will go. The kit contains signature Elemis products for body and face, including travel-size versions of its Pro-Collagen Marine Cream, Pro-Radiance Cleanser, Papaya Enzyme Peel, Apricot Toner, Exotic Cream Moisturizing Mask, Frangipani Monoi Moisture Melt and Nourishing Shower Cream. A matching men’s Dopp kit ($95) is also available, featuring moisturizer, shave gel and the Energizing Skin Scrub. The collaboration launches at Nordstrom July 15 with a special version of the kit featuring four larger sizes of the Pro-Collagen Marine Cream, Pro-Radiance Cream Cleanser, Pro-Collagen Lifting Treatment Neck and Bust and Pro-Intense Eye and Lip Contour Cream. Regular kits will launch nationwide in August.