#glamlistwinterformal

🎄 WELCOME TO THE NUTCRACKER-THEMED WINTER FORMAL, CELEBS! 🎄

What better to cap off a fun winter retreat than by getting glammed up and dancing the night away? Join us at the Nutcracker Winter Formal at the Mirabell Palace! Wear your best formal attire and walk our red carpet, solo and/or with your significant other, to have your photos taken.

There will be live music throughout the entire night, performed by our very own celebrities! The performance lineup can be found below! After the performances, a DJ will take over for the rest of the night! Performers, feel free to post your setlist of your two chosen songs whenever you want. If you need help on doing so, please reach out to the main and we can give you a template.

Celebs can enjoy a four-course meal of their choosing on the menu upon arrival. There will also be punch, snacks of all variety, and an open bar.

For a breath of fresh air, step outside around a firepit to have a drink with holiday music playing over the speakers.

Post photos of your formal attire using the tag #glamlistwinterformal.

This event is all day to accommodate all timezones!

Remember, this event is mandatory, so please make sure to post that your celeb(s) were in attendance! However you choose to do so is up to you. :)

PERFORMERS:

Troye Sivan attends Glamorous List’s Winter Formal in Salzburg, Austria.

“Hi, I’m Simu Liu. I feel so lucky to have the chance to sing at this little event. Unlike a lot of the other performers, I’ve only got one song out that’s part mine, but I’m hoping that’s gonna change pretty soon. But enough about me, I hope everybody’s had an amazing week, and... I guess I hope that you also enjoy this first song - it’s dedicated to my mom and dad, who’ve worked so hard all their lives to give me the life I have today. I’m so grateful. And, well, my mom makes the best hot soup.”

Hot Soup

“Growing up in the East Asian community of Toronto, I was very lucky to experience snippets of a lot of different cultures, and that’s continued through my adult life. The food was, obviously, the best part, but cinema, music, traditions - I got to experience a lot of it first hand. And one of the best things to see over the past few years is the colossal rise of love for K-Pop around the world. I remember one of my Korean friends in the immigrant community telling me about this band called Big Bang that were getting big back home, way back in the mid 2000s, and once I checked them out, I couldn’t stop listening to them. This is my long winded way of saying that the next song I’m singing is by Taeyang, from Big Bang. He’s one of the kings of K-Pop, so hopefully I do his song some justice. Just, uh, the native speakers here, I promise I’ve tried my hardest not to butcher the pronunciation. So here’s Eyes, Nose, Lips.”

Eyes, Nose, Lips