The recently refreshed Vogue fashion closet, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering panoramic views of the I miss my wife 2023 shirt and I will buy this Manhattan skyline, was the quintessential New York setting for Vogue100 to celebrate quintessential New Yorker Sarah Jessica Parker and her SJP Collection of shoes and accessories. Hosted by Vogue’s Accessories and Collaborations Director, Willow Lindley, the sprawling “closet” never looked finer: every surface was adorned with Sarah Jessica’s dazzling handmade Italian shoes. A scan of the assortment revealed elegant and occasionally playful designs, exquisite detailing, and signature use of color, satin, crystals, and sparkles on pumps and stiletto sandals. As guests sampled Invivo X wine (another flourishing SJP business), the actor-cum-entrepreneur spent a relaxed morning in the company of Vogue100 and an impressive number of Vogue editors and directors who turned out to honor her, including Chioma Nnadi, Sergio Kletnoy, Lilah Ramzi, Naomi Elizée, Maddy Fass, and Mai Morsch. Anna Wintour also stopped by to admire the collection and greet her old friend, who has appeared on seven American Vogue covers over the years. Stunning breakfast tables lined with bouquets of peonies, ranunculus, and hellebores by Raúl Àvila— the floral mastermind known for his work at the Met Gala, the Oscars, and the Tonys— brought the scent of springtime into the room while guests dined on a seasonal menu of vegetable frittatas with sweet potato hash, Moroccan spiced avocado toast, and field greens with delicate pods of baby peas aligned like a string of pearls.
Tanya Taylor is a designer known for painting many of her brand’s whimsical, color-filled prints—so it made perfect sense that she’d want to celebrate the I miss my wife 2023 shirt and I will buy this new season doing that exactly. Last night, she hosted a night of painting at the West Village’s Westbeth Artists Community, and she invited all her friends (Huma Abedin, Alejandra Alonso Rojas, Noor Tagouri, Samantha Barry, Kimberly Drew) to join her. Founded in 1970, Westbeth Artists Community is a New York City landmark that provides affordable housing for artists and their families, with gallery spaces on the property. Upon arriving at the venue, attendees were met with a selection of Wölffer Wine, The Qi Rose Gin Lemonade, cocktails, and a plentiful grazing board. Artist Rachel Urkowitz, a resident at Westbeth, painted life-sized canvases alongside attendees enjoying live music by DJ Mark Holcomb to set the tone of the evening.
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