Field Scout Sale; Venice Bazaar Returns; Scoop NYC Party; More!

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DOWNTOWN—DTLA-based men's brand Field Scout will be having a big warehouse sale tomorrow from 11am to 4pm. Drop by the company's HQ at 1457 E Washington Boulevard for 60% off past-season clothes and up to 35% off current Fall styles. The flier's above. [Racked Inbox]

VENICE—The Venice Bazaar is taking place tomorrow. Shop new and vintage goods from the likes of New/Found, Jesse Kam, Prism of Threads and Scout at The Sacred Door from 2 to 6pm. Here's the full list of participants. [Racked Inbox]

ROBERTSON BOULEVARD—Tomorrow, Rebecca Taylor welcomes silhouette artists to their store. They will be on-hand to paint portraits (done in neon rather than the traditional black-and-white) of children while their parents shop. Take a gander at one right here; call (310) 734-0599 to reserve a time slot. [Racked Inbox]

BEVERLY HILLS—Scoop NYC is celebrating the debut of its Beverly Hills pop-up shop at 265 N Beverly Drive tomorrow with cocktails, treats and giveaways from noon to 5pm. Stop by, no RSVP needed. [Racked Inbox]

SANTA MONICA—Gilt Groupe along with celeb stylist Daniel Musto, is hosting a shopping party tomorrow afternoon at Fred Segal boutique Babakul. The event goes from 3 to 7pm and will feature treats and drinks; Musto will be filming for a new episode of his show, The Stylish. If you'd like to attend, they're selling shopping vouchers that come with access to the event on Gilt City. [Racked Inbox]

SANTA MONICA—Another reason to hit Fred Segal tomorrow: New jewelry brand Campbell will be on-site for a trunk show at Fred Segal Rocks from noon to 6pm. They'll be selling pieces from Fall '12 and Resort '13 plus taking pre-orders for Spring/Summer '13. 10% of sales will benefit the Red Cross' efforts for victims of Hurricane Sandy. [Racked Inbox]