Tony Tripoli, former co-executive producer and head writer of “Fashion Police,” will pull back the curtain on one of television’s most influential pop culture phenomena.
Doberman Drawing Room owner Ryan Doherty and mixologist Juyoung Kang in The Arts District in Downtown Las Vegas. | Anthony Mair
Doberman Drawing Room, Corner Bar Management’s cocktail haven and social club in The Arts District in Downtown Las Vegas, will transform into a front-row seat to the world of Joan Rivers and “Fashion Police” during “Doberman Dialogues: A ‘Fashion Police’ Tribute” at 4 p.m. on Saturday, June 27.
Reservations are free, highly encouraged and available on the Doberman Drawing Room website. Before social media turned everyone into a fashion critic, there was Rivers and “Fashion Police” on E! Network.
Tony Tripoli, former co-executive producer and head writer of the show, will pull back the curtain on one of television’s most influential pop culture phenomena, sharing behind-the-scenes stories from his years alongside Rivers and revisiting some of her sharpest, funniest and most unforgettable moments.
Guests in attendance are encouraged to dress the part, with Tripoli channeling the “Fashion Police” energy and judging the night’s best outfits.
“I grew up watching Joan Rivers on TV,” says Doberman Dialogues Executive Producer Nick Arellano. “Getting to celebrate her legacy with someone who worked alongside her and then letting him loose on the crowd’s fashion choices felt like too much fun to pass up.”
As someone who redefined celebrity commentary with her fearless wit and unapologetic humor, Rivers left an enduring mark on comedy and pop culture. For one afternoon, Doberman will channel that same sharp-tongued spirit through storytelling, style and spirited conversation.
Doberman Drawing Room, located at 1025 S. 1st St. #100, is open daily at 5 p.m. Reservations and walk-ins are welcome. For more information, visit DobermanDTLV.com and follow on Instagram, X and Facebook at @dobermandtlv.
