Last night, Chanel threw a bash for “The Little Black Jacket,” an exhibition at the Swiss Institute curated by Karl Lagerfeld and Carine Roitfeld. Guests got the “black jacket” portion of the memo, but there may have been a smear of toner obscuring the word “little”–guests came in noir togs both petite and capacious! Herewith, some of the top looks. Read More
At yesterday’s Lincoln Center Institute Junior Spring Benefit, a passel of young stars showed their support for the arts (though, at the Bowery Hotel, they were far from Lincoln Center!). The event was co-hosted by Lily Rabe, Zoe Kazan, and Mamie Gummer–acting scions who’ve been doing great work themselves. Read More
Ali Wentworth, wife of George Stephanopoulos and author of the memoir Ali in Wonderland, decided that last night’s Joyful Revolution Gala (benefitting the Joyful Hearts Foundation) was a bit dry. So she shook it up with red-carpet antics we tend to expect from tabloid starlets half her age. Let’s look at Ali’s fun night! Read More
Last night at Fred Torres Collaborations, Courtney Love presented her drawings in a press preview; while we’re familiar with the star’s music, we were pleasantly surprised at just how able she is to convey her personality through images. Take a peek! Read More
It wasn’t just Chris Hemsworth and Robert Downey Jr. at this weekend’s premiere of The Avengers–the screening at the Tribeca Film Festival also brought out stars like Crash director Paul Haggis and other superhero fans. Here are a few of the stars who got to see The Avengers before you did. Read More
The White House Correspondents’ Dinner brought out a selection of media power players and Hollywood lights minor and major. Here are a few of the stars in that constellation, ranked in the order of their closeness to the bright burning sun of power! Read More
Last night saw society heavy-hitters celebrating the spring, and the work of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in their best frocks. Here are a few of the best-dressed! Read More
Last night’s Time 100 gala, celebrating the magazine’s so-called “100 Most Influential People,” brought out some big guns. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, for instance, hobnobbed with both Time editor Rick Stengel and comedian Amy Poehler, who used to impersonate her. Oh, to be a fly on the wall! Read More
Last night saw the opening of the Tribeca Film Festival with the premiere of The Five-Year Engagement at the Ziegfeld Theater. (So it’s not in Tribeca. Who’s keeping score, anyhow?) Here are a few of the luminaries who stopped by to support the festival and its splashy opening film! Read More
Last night’s opening night of the Tribeca Film Festival saw some of New York’s finest celebrating in unusual or unexpected combinations. Christine Quinn, meet Ingrid Sischy! Here are the conversations we most wish we’d overheard. Read More
