 |
|
|
|
|
The
Grand Classics Films with Style screening of Shampoo,
hosted by Michael Kors and Hamish Bowles, sponsored by Mercedes,
Moet and Piaget
|
|
|
|
Michael
Kors, Ann Waterman, and Hamish Bowles |
|
 |
Michael
Cominotto, Jill Roosevelt, and Dennis Basso.
|
|
The
folks at Indyssey Entertainment, whose Grand
Classics film series features Hollywood’s hottest (Oscar
winners Benicio Del Toro, Sofia Coppola, Tim Robbins,
and next month’s host Natalie Portman)
presenting their favorite flicks, launched Grand Classics Films
With Style Tuesday night at Soho House, to an uber-glam crowd
of society bigwigs and fashion heavyweights. Michael
Kors and Hamish Bowles hosted the inaugural screening,
presenting Shampoo, the drop-dead stylish film of
1975, that starred Warren Beatty, Goldie Hawn, and
Julie Christie. Goldie, in a letter she wrote for
Michael and Hamish and the Grand Classics team, told of her
favorite on-set experiences while making the film, and closed
with “One never knows whether our films will hold up
or even matter as the years go on. This one has become the
classic for many reasons, all deserved. Great minds make great
films, and there were a few masterminds – not to mention
Master B’s (as Jack Nicholson called
Warren) - on that one. Lucky me.”
Following Goldie’s
letter, Michael and Hamish took the stage to introduce the film.
The always sartorially splendid Hamish gave a smart and savvy overview
of the film, while fashion superstar Michael said the film “is
about sex and style, and those are two things that never go out
of style." |
 |
Tantive
Gubelmann, Michael Kors, Marjorie Gubelmann Raein, and
Phoebe Gubelmann
|
|
| Patrick
McMullan’s flashbulbs never stopped
popping, amidst the likes of Frederic Fekkai,
Queer Eye's Carson Kressley, Gillian Hearst, Arie
and Coco Kopelman, Jill Kargman (with daughter Sadie), Ann
Jones, Sante D’Orazio, Lucy Sykes, Marjorie Gubelmann Raein
and Reza Raein, Emilia Fanjul, Daniel Benedict, Alexandra Lind
Rose, Olivia
Chantecaille and Eric Villency, Alex Chantecaille, Celerie Kemble,
Behnaz Sarafpour, Phoebe and Tantivy Gubelmann, Annie Churchill,
Jeffrey Slonim, Zani Gugelmann, Amanda Cutter Brooks, Kalliope
Karella, Jill and Andrew Roosevelt, President of Piaget
North America Thomas Van der Kellen with Brit
Van der Kellen, and Piaget powerhouse Sue Garvey,
Dennis Basso and Michael Cominotto, Ric Pipino, Gigi Stone, Natalie
Leeds, Scott Currie, Adelina Wong Ettelson, Vogue's Meredith
Melling-Burke, Jill Demling, and Indyssey Entertainment
heads Katrina Pavlos, Vanessa Wingate and Andrew
Saffir. Mercedes, Moet and Piaget all sponsored the
evening, which benefited the American Film Institute, with special
thanks to Vogue. |
 |
Hamish
Bowles and Liz Lind
|
|
 |
Olivia
Chantecaille and Andrew Saffir
|
|
 |
Lucy
Sykes, Celia Rogge, and Vanessa Wingate
|
|
 |
Emilia
Fanjul
|
|
 |
Gigi
Stone, Annie Churchill, and Gillian Hearst
|
|
 |
Kalliope
Karella and Adelina Wong Ettelson
|
|
 |
Celerie
Kemble
|
|
 |
Nacole
Snoep and Katrina Pavlos
|
|
 |
Katie
Rosman, Andrew Saffir, and Annie Rinella
|
|
 |
Marjorie
Gubelmann Raein and Michael Kors
|
|
 |
Frederic
Fekkai and Zani Gugelmann
|
|
 |
Ann
Jones and daughter Annabel Dexter-Jones
|
|
 |
Arie
Kopelman and Sante D'Orazio
|
|
 |
Carson
Kressley and Daniel Benedict
|
|
 |
Behnaz
Sarafpour, Kevin Lee, and Amy Larocca
|
|
 |
Jill
Kargman with daughter Sadie, Andrew Saffir, and Coco
Kopelman
|
|
 |
Vogue's
Allison Menell, Piaget's Celine Assimon and Sue Garvey,
and Vogue's Mary Wible and Annie Rinella
|
|
| Photographs by Patrick McMullan/PMc |
|
|
|
|
