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TIFF.TOSEPTEMBER 4 - 13, 2008

At the Holt Renfrew party, it was literally impossible to have your cake and eat it, too

Posted on 09/08/08 04:50 PM

image for At the Holt Renfrew party, it was literally impossible to have your cake and eat it, too Let them not eat cake:
Munchies untouchable at Holt Renfrew
(Photo by Jen McNeely)

Knocking back dirty Grey Goose martinis and dancing in Christian Louboutin heels is hard work, and thus around 1 a.m., everyone at the Holts party longingly eyed the decadent dessert table laden with three-tiered cakes and colourful candies. Lifting a cover and descending on a blueberry, a daring man was suddenly surrounded by three security guards:
   “Sir, you can’t eat the cake.”
   “Why?”
   “You know why.”

The giant cake tease is still a mystery to us, but we admittedly spent little time pondering its truths. We were content to suck olives and get loaded on premium vodka. Cheers!—Jen McNeely

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