Impostors! “Anna” and “Grace” Crash The Daily’s Dinner

The Daily’s 10th Anniversary Party [Patrick McMullan, patrickmcmullan.com]

Last night, The Daily Front Row toasted it’s ten year anniversary at Indochine (the fashion world club house, bien-sur) and simply everyone in fashion was there: Dennis Basso, Fern Mallis, Mary Alice Stephenson, Alvin Valley, Graydon and Anna Carter (with son Ash), Brian Wolk and Claude Morais of Ruffian, Carine Roitfeld, Nicole Miller, Doru Olowu (who we have a HUGE style crush on), Page Six queen Emily Smith, Haute Hippie’s Trish Wescoat Pound and Jesse Cole, beauty mogul Julie Macklowe, Robert Verdi, Paper’s Mickey Boardman, Zang Toi – not to mention such boldfacers as Tinsley Mortimer and her sister Dabney Mercer (who told SCENE they have been camping down in the non-blizzard warning weather of Palm Beach lately), NYC’s most popular pair Andrew Saffir and Daniel Benedict, model Cory Bond, Ali Wise, art world star Nicola Vassell and Gossip Girl mom Kelly Rutherford, to name just a few. De-gorgeous Heidi Klum MC-ed, but the star of the night was Brandusa Niro who founded The Daily which has become the must-devour style bible of the catwalk set.

Where were Vogue‘s Anna Wintour and Grace Coddington you ask? Well, they did make a (kinda) surprise visit when Sherry Vine as “Anna” and Iggy Berlin as “Grace” showed up to sing and crack (mostly cute) jokes. “I was in the West Village when I first came to New York,” a beaming Niro told SCENE. “It was all drag queens then and I’ve always loved drag queens.”
Happy Birthday The Daily Front Row! XOXO

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topics: Brandusa Niro, Carine Roitfeld, Iggy Berlin, Night Life, Sherry Vine, The Daily Front Row, fern mallis

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