Printemps and Evolv hosted an intimate dinner at the retailer’s Tribeca location, bringing together a select group of guests to explore the future of metabolic health and longevity. The evening, co-hosted by designer and creative director Brian Atwood and celebrity longevity physician Dr. Jake Deutsch, took place in Printemps New York’s beauty corridor.
Set around a curved, communal table, the dinner felt relaxed and conversational, with a focus on the growing overlap between science, wellness, and design. The night centered on a shared idea that the future of beauty is becoming more informed, intentional, and rooted in overall health. Evolv, founded by Becca McCarthy, reflects that shift. The brand’s natural GLP-1 and GIP oral peptide is designed to work in sync with the body’s metabolic signaling, offering a more preventative approach to wellness that aligns with the broader movement toward longevity-focused care.
Guests in attendance included Olivia Palermo, Brian Atwood, Dr. Paul Frank, Sarah Hoover, Elizabeth Sulcer, Isaac Boots, Charlotte Groeneveld, Ashley Avignone, and Erin Lichty contributing to a mix of perspectives across fashion, beauty, and health.
The dinner underscored a growing conversation happening across industries, where longevity is no longer niche, but increasingly part of how people approach both beauty and lifestyle.
- Becca McCarthy, Olivia Ravlin, Ariana Cleo
- Ronny Kobo, Dr. Jake Deutsch, Olivia Palermo, Brian Atwood, Elizabeth Sulcer
- Ashley Avignone, Ariana Cleo, Lindsay Hubbard
- Isaac Boots, Charlotte Bickley Meller
- Olivia Palermo
- Carly Cushnie, Charlotte Groeneveld
- Brian Atwood, Sarah Hoover, Dr. Jake Deutsch
- Dr. Jake Duetsch, Olivia Palermo, Becca McCarthy
- Olivia Palermo, Becca Mccarthy, Charlotte Bickley Meller










