There's no denying that the official draw of New York Fashion Week is getting to see the new collections and shows, but unofficially, we know that no Fashion Week would be complete without the parties. The past seven days proved to be no exception, as our favorite designers and A-listers celebrated everywhere from Bow to No. 8. Click through to see where else the fashion set partied this week. These hot spots are sure to be your go-to venues this spring.

It's a Frieze Frenzy this week on New York's art scene -- the Randall's Island art fair boasts over 180 galleries, with a slew of accompanying parties and events. To coincide with the festivities, art fairs NADA, Pulse, and Verge will also be convening. But that's not all, folks. There's Picasso and Avedon at the Gagosian Galleries, and Courtney Love is debuting 45 dramatic drawings of her own creation. Who's the fairest of them all? Read this week's art roundup, and find out.

The British are coming! Frieze Art Fair, the crown jewel of London's art scene, invades New York City next weekend, May 4-7. And it promises to be quite the spectacle -- over 180 international contemporary galleries will display their art treasures, including the notoriously coy Gagosian Gallery.

The location of this glamorous fair? Randall's Island, an oft-forgotten sliver off Manhattan's coast that once housed an orphanage, a mental asylum, a graveyard for the poor, and Cirque du Soleil. More»

Last night, Jay-Z celebrated the reopening of his 40/40 club, Ewan McGregor and Blake Lively attended the screening and after party of Haywire, Aaron Stern presented his photo exhibit at Milk Gallery, Alice and Olivia held a dinner, and so much more. Last night's parties was all about the celebrity sightings. More»

Tinsley Mortimer and her boyfriend of over a year Brian Mazza have called it quits. Mazza is Vice President at Paige Management Group, in which clubs like Dune, located in Southampton, fall under. Because of this, Miss Mortimer spent a large quantity of her time partying it up at AXE Lounge last summer... but not this year! More»