
Yesterday, I showed you how your man can
dress like Jonathan Adler this Halloween. Adler's wardrobe is an endless bucket of fun, so he's an ideal costume inspiration for any design fiend. But Adler's
hubby Simon Doonan, creative director of Barneys New York and
recent Top Design guest judge, is the go-to guy when it comes to fashion expertise, and never shows up at a party in anything less than eccentric.

Three men (Preston, Eddie, and Nathan) and two women (Ondine and Andrea) remain on
Top Design. Right off the bat, we are treated to more homesickness from Andrea (in case you forgot, which it is literally impossible to do if you watch the show regularly, she's Ricky Schroder's wife). As the episode begins, Andrea receives flowers and a love poem from her hubz, which she says makes her even more homesick.

I've told you about his
country home, his
textiles, and his
pottery, and now I have the pleasure of telling you that Jonathan Adler and his longtime sweetie
Simon Doonan were married today in my town, San Francisco! The couple first made it legal at San Francisco's gorgeous City Hall, and later in the afternoon had a more formal Jewish ceremony.
To find out details, read more.

In honor of Jonathan Adler and Simon Doonan's
impending nuptials, I thought I'd give you a sneak peek at what their married life at
home away from home looks like. USA Today recently
interviewed them in their Shelter Island, New York home, which Doonan aptly described as, "a fully branded home." The space is in many ways the love child of a Jonathan Adler shop and a Barneys window display (Doonan is creative director) — bursting with energy, color, creativity, and Adler's inventory.

It's not every day that one of my favorite designers gets hitched, so I'm excited to tell you that designer
Jonathan Adler and Barney's New York creative director (and
author) Simon Doonan plan to legally tie the knot in mid-September in California,
according to New York.
But their big day won't be your usual ostentatious
celebrity wedding. In the New York article, Doonan was quoted saying, "I always thought we were married, so I don’t feel like celebrating the fact that the government’s allowing me to think I’m married.