Is it hot where you are? It's pretty warm over near SFist's Western Branch office and there's some ideal roofdeck weather near our SoMa office as well, so we thought we'd throw together some ideas for some hot spring fashion items you won't find on the pages of 7x7. (Yet.) You can thank us later, when you've finally peeled off all your extraneous layers of rain gear and finally find yourself lounging mostly unencumbered in a park or on a roof or on a yacht because rich yacht owners will inevitably befriend someone who looks as good as you.
Some Hot Looks for Spring in San Francisco
Vanessa Getty Models The Shorts We'll All Be Wearing This Year
The other day we briefly mentioned Willie Brown's report from New York Fashion Week in which Da Mayor predicted we'd all be wearing, "those short shorts seen in San Francisco only on Vanessa Getty."* We were a little flustered at the time that we couldn't find a recent photo of Vanessa in short shorts, so we don't know how we managed to overlook this one from our friends over at SFWire. There she is, Vanessa herself, walking the floorboards at Barney's downtown in a line of fancy clothes apparently directed at "ladies who don't lunch" - which seems at odds with our constantly lunching former mayor. Anyway, SFWire has all the photos and a recap of the Barney's event, if looking at rich people is your thing.
Nob Hill Gazette's Annual Snob Score Cards Revealed
If we can leave you with one pertinent piece of information in our lifetime, it's this: When in doubt, turn to the . Why, it's chockfull of pointless rich-bitch information you need to know about this very second. Take, for example, their annual “A” list, which tracks "the Bay Area’s most talked about, scandalous, and admired celebs, socialites, politicians, and beautiful people during 2010" via how often their aggressively F5'd faces appear in the top-drawer publication.
Social City By the Numbers
Number of people pictured in Saturday's "Miss Bigelow's Social City": 72
Photo du Jour 468 (Special Getty Edition!)
Why look! it's none other than your editor's favorite San Franciscan, the City's beacon of hope and beauty and everything that's right with the world, Vanessa Getty.
Photo du Jour 37
By now our admiration for all things Vanessa Getty is well-known. Championed by the masses, we would hope. Take, for example, the above rendering SFist reader Alissa sent to us, which uses Nessie's legendary shot. Brilliance.
Christmastime Cheer Via Warm, Friendly Holiday Log Glow
Know the holiday log know God; no holiday log no God.
Caption Action
We don't think she's pregs, but here's a picture of Vanessa Getty at Armani Privé in LA wearing the most glamorous maternity dress EVAH!
Much Better!
Gavin's BFF, Vanessa Getty, looked fabulous at artist Damien Hirst's show in LA last Thursday. This is a signature look for Vanessa -- vintage-looking dress, simple jewelry, and metallic clutch -- but it works. Too bad she didn't look this good in that Judith Leiber ad!
Swells by the Numbers
Fist Rita is on a well-deserved holiday break so we apologize ahead of time for this week's suckage.
Total number of people pictured in this week's Swells society column: 48
The Philistine Misses SFist Ced: Weird Fish and Peter And The Wolf
It doesn't feel right that we're subbing in for SFist Ced, who's on hiatus for a few months -- so we're doing a combination Gastronomique/Philistine review in his honor!
Actual Celebrities Come To San Francisco!
Yeah, we know, we're stuck here at SFist fetishizing weirdo wonks like Gavin Newsom and Ross Mirkarimi because we don't have any actual celebrities in town that we can follow around and talk about. Well, it's not always true! Drew Altizer sends along some pictures he took at the GlobalGreen USA fundraiser benefit ("Gorgeous and Green: An Ecofabulous Party"), whose board has enough celebrities that they were willing to fly a couple of them up for the night to dazzle us in this here little small town.
We Read The Weeklies
Trevor Traina's horoscope: Both of you should have an emotional yard sale (but not this week).
Swells By The Numbers
Total number of people pictured in this week's Swells society column: 59.
SF Symphony Gala By The Numbers
Total number of people pictured in the Chron's Symphony Opening Night article: 23.

