Carnegie Hall

It’s not every day that a fashion legend comes to Carnegie Hall—Jane Birkin is set to perform Birkin/Gainsbourg: Le symphonique at…

On Monday night, the fashion glitterati came out to commemorate the life of Bill Cunningham, who passed away on June 25,…

In a rare interview, Alexander McQueen’s creative director Sarah Burton opens up to Glamour about Lee, motherhood, and what she’s…

In a rare interview, Alexander McQueen’s creative director Sarah Burton opens up to Glamour about Lee, motherhood, and what she’s…

Legendary lensman Arthur Elgort pulled fashion photography out of the studio and into the streets, where it’s stayed ever since. Looking…

We all know the way to get to Carnegie Hall is practice, practice, practice, but what to do after? Last night, after a rare performance at the famed concert hall, Max Raabe and Palast Orchester were toasted by friends Julianna Margulies and her husband Keith Lieberthal at a private cocktail party at Kingside at The Viceroy to celebrate their show.

Oscar de la Renta is slated to be honored by a New York institution he’s been involved with for decades: the designer will receive the Carnegie Hall Medal of Excellence on April 24. The award will be given by Sanford Weill, Carnegie Hall’s chairman of the board of trustees, in The Plaza’s Grand Ballroom. de la Renta has been involved with the iconic cultural space for 26 years. On the entertainment front for the eve, the festivities will migrate from The Plaza to (where else?) Carnegie Hall, where Julio Iglesias will perform. It’ll be the singer’s first time performing at in the hallowed Hall in a quarter-century.

Even the most formidably awesome fashionettes get the jitters, apparently. Just ask Net-a-Porter’s impeccably elegant, brilliant in business Natalie Massenet: she ‘fessed up to us about the scary factor of public speaking at Glamour’s Women Of The Year awards recently. Her solution? Quite creative and sort of theatrical…

Glamour’s Women of The Year awards, the yearly event for which tears are bound to happen and the inspiration levels hit dizzying highs, brought an incredible (as always) klatch of powerhouses and breakout game changers alike to Carnegie Hall last night. Without further ado, darlings…

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BY PAIGE REDDINGER