In New York, The Frick Collection's annual Garden Party is as much a sign of spring as the Park Avenue tulips.
This year's soirée - one of the last to be held in the museum's temporary home on Madison Avenue - saw, as always, a parade of guests striking poses and snapping pics in front of the Fragonards. Perhaps the biggest perk of being a museum member, you see, is the privilege of being able to take photos in the galleries without being hounded by security guards.
Also a popular backdrop? Nicolas Party and Rosalba Carriera, a new special installation inspired by a volume from the popular Frick Diptych book series.
In between shoots, guests mingled, sipping cocktails (the Desolas Mezcal 'Spring Awakening' was a particular hit) to the sounds of jazz quartet The Flail.
Curious to see what the Young Fellows of the Frick stepped out in for the festive affair?
Click through for an inside look!
[Photos by Yvonne TNT / BFA]
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