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Tuesday night, the Lacoste Fifth Avenue Boutique was the setting of the Lacoste/VOGUE event to celebrate Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Attendees included:

[In front of Giant Asics Lite Brite!]
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ASICS now holds the Guinness record for the world’s biggest Lite-Brite, at almost 11 feet by 15. On Tuesday, ASICS held a launch event at the historic Splashlight Studios, with performances by Chicago’s Kid Sister and Flosstradamus— commencing the celebration of ASICS brand new, “Sportstyle” line.
ANTM’s Fatima was among the socialites and fashionistas attending. The night began with NYC’s own DJ 24Court from “Ruff Club”, and proceeded into a two-hour performance from Kid Sister and Flosstradamus.
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[Sara Ruffin Costello, Thom Felicia, and Alison Sarofim. Photos by NICK HUNT for Patrick McMullan]
If you live in one of the most stylish cities in the world that is home to some of the most stylish city dwellers around, how important is it to have stylish digs to call home? Very important according to Domino and their how-to style guide, The Book of Decorating. It is safe to say that Domino knows what it’s talking about when it comes to transforming your home and coffee tables across the city will soon be adorned with Domino’s newest edition.
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This Monday, some of the city’s most fashionable got together at one of the city’s most fashionable venues to celebrate a book on, you guessed it, fashion. The Lucky Guide To Mastering Any Style by Kim France and Andrea Linett, is the long-anticipated follow-up to the best selling Lucky Shopping Manual. It traces 10 signature looks from Rock & Roll to Bohemian Bombshell to Mod, and the iconic women who did it best.
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[Photos by JOE SCHILDHORN via Patrick McMullan]
Wednesday night, The New Museum marked the first American installation from the collection of contemporary painter Elizabeth Peyton. Friends, fans, and devoted supporters of the arts attended the Live Forever collection to see the visual biography of the artist and her intimate narrative portrayal of pop culture with portrait after portrait of a who’s who from the worlds of art, fashion, Hollywood, and politics.
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[Christine Quinn, Bono, Christine McManus, Liam Neeson, Loretta Brennan Glucksman, Gabriel Byrne, Ana George. Photos by AMBRE DE VOS for PMc]
St. Patty’s day may not be until March, but the REALLY INFLUENTIAL IRISH congregate in our city in October for the Annual Spirit of Ireland Gala at the New York Athletic Club, (108 Central Park South). Put on by the Irish Arts Center, this was the gala’s 9th year and a special one at that. Bono himself came to support his fellow Irish men and women.
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[Basil Twist, Patrick McDonald, Joey Arias, Stephen Knoll, Stella Ellis, and Cynthia. Photos by JONATHON ZIEGLER for Patrick McMullan]
A birthday party for actor, writer, singer, drag diva and former Madonna BFF,Joey Arias would not be complete without a few key ingredients including drinks, fake lashes, queens galore, and yes…blow-up dolls. All were all in attendance to celebrate Arias’ birthday at the Here Arts Center in New York City while guests were also treated to a performance by Arias from his critically acclaimed show Arias With a Twist which he created with one of TONY’s recent New York Forties, Basil Twist.
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[Photos by JIMI CELESTE for Patrick McMullan]
Leonardo DiCaprio and Russell Crowe reunited for the premiere of there new film Body Of Lies Sunday Night at New York’s Frederick P. Rose Theater. The red carpet included director Ridley Scott, Jennifer Missoni, Bobby Kennedy, Mehdi Nebbou, David Ignatius, Leo’s mom Irmelin DiCaprio, and Aubrey O’Day who left her dog at home for this one.

[Anna Blessman, Peter Saville, Paul Sevigny. Photo via BILLY FARRELL for PMc]
Burberry NYC was the host (along with Men’s Vogue) for the launch of Peter Saville’s “Estate 1-127″ last night.
“The now legendary cover designs for the Joy Division album Unknown Pleasures (1979) and the New Order single “Blue Monday” (1983) brought the Manchester graphic designer Peter Saville immediate international renown, with their somber yet lush Modernist edge. Saville was the cofounder of Factory Records, and was single-handedly responsible for its unique house style, so widely imitated, and so entirely Saville’s own.”
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[Gillian Hearst Simonds, Ethan Zohn, and Scott Buccheit at Marquee]
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As many of you know, we were two of the Executive Chairs of the Grassroot Soccer event held last night, along with Gillian Hearst Simonds and Christian Simonds. Grassroot Soccer was founded by Ethan Zohn (former Survivor winner) and supports AIDS education in Africa. The celebrations began yesterday with an All-Star soccer match in Chinatown, and then moved on to Marquee for the evening’s festivities.
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[Rupert Murdoch, Todd Larson, Alan Murray. All photos by NEIL RASMUS for PMc]
Yesterday the MoMa held a celebration with the Wall Street Journal for their new site. Despite all the economic troubles of the past weeks, guests seemed relaxed. They were smiling, drinking and exploring the revamped website on the desktops that were present. Rupert Murdoch, Michael Rooney and others were entertained by screens playing topics of relevance and DJ RedBoy (of course!). Favors included copies of WSJ, of course! Will WSJ’s makeover be the positive catalyst to a change in our negative market consensus?
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[Photos via AMBRE DE VOS for Patrick McMullan]
The New York Women’s Foundation hosted its Fall Gala last night and Mayor Bloomberg was there to help the ladies celebrate (along with Iman, Robert Deniro, and the American Ballroom Theater Youth Dance Company).