LACMA Curator Franklin Sirmans’ Insider’s Guide to Los Angeles
Check out LACMA curator and Bloomgindales' L.A. Man of Style Franklin Sirmans' insider's guide to the City of Angels.
Everyone knows that, as a curator at LACMA, Franklin Sirmans has impeccable taste when it comes to art. Those who have met him also know he’s one heck of a dresser. This is why Bloomingdale’s has chosen Simans as one of its seven L.A. Style Icons (the others include TOMS founder Blake Mycoskie, stylist Johnny Wujek, actor Manish Dayal, chef Roy Choi, sunglasses designer Garrett Leight and Media RED founder Tom Leach) and launched its L.A. Style Icons lookbook this past Monday. Here, this sartorially impressive curator shares his insider’s guide to Los Angeles (which, of course, includes a few shoutouts to his very favorite place in the City of Angels, LACMA).
Where were you born: New York
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How long in LA: 5 years
Neighborhood: Mid-City
Occupation: Curator
Favorite Restaurant: My Two Cents
Best Sushi: Sake House Miro
Best Italian: Terroni
Best dessert: Sprinkles
Best place for a romantic date: WP24
Best Sunday brunch: Post & Beam
Best place for a power business meeting: Ray’s
Favorite Cultural Institution: LACMA
Best Pizza: Village Pizzeria, Larchmont
Best Lunch: Republique
Best Limousine/Driving Service: Uber
Best Museum/Exhibit: LACMA
Favorite historic/legendary place to see or explore: Watts Towers
Best Aspect of Los Angeles: Cliche, but of course it’s the weather.
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