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International:
The National Arts
Club/Charles James: Beneath the Dress
Photos by: Rose Billings/Blacktiemagazine.com
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R Couri Hay and Dianne Bernhard
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The National Arts
Club Opens
‘Charles James: Beneath the Dress' |
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Lucia Hwong Gordon, Dianne Bernhard and
Angela Thomas Bernhard |
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Jean Shafiroff
and
Dianne Bernhard |
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Dianne Bernhard and Alex Donner |
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Dianne Bernhard |
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Ariel and Angela Thomas Bernhard |
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R. Couri Hay |
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Joy Marks |
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Sharon Bush, Thomas Knapp and Anne Hearst |
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Chiu-Ti Jansen |
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Consuelo Vanderbilt Costin and husband Rafael
Feldman |
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Consuelo Vanderbilt Costin and Nicole Noonan |
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Christine Shevchenko, dancer and Morgan
O'Connor super model |
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The National Arts
Club Opened ‘Charles James: Beneath the Dress'
On Monday September 29th, Cornelia Guest, Amanda Hearst,
Anne Hearst
McInerney, Patricia Hearst Shaw, Gillian Hearst Simonds and
Kimberly
Rockefeller hosted a reception for 400 and a dinner for 104
guests at
The National
Arts Club to celebrate the opening of
'Charles James:
Beneath the Dress.' |
The exhibition of 100 fashion and erotic drawings from
the private collection of
R. Couri Hay, photographs by
Anton Perich and a screening of the
Charles James
documentary by Angela Bernhard Thomas ran until October
5th.
Guests included: Harvey Weinstein, Georgina Chapman, Jay
McInerney,
Edward Chapman, Nicole Miller, Prince Dimitri of Yugoslavia,
Elizabeth
Strong-Cuevas Diandra Douglas, Audrey Gruss, William Ivey
Long, Janna
Bullock, Terrie Sultan, Jean Shafiroff, Cece Cord who wore
Charles James,
Sharon Bush Campion Platt, Morgan O'Connor, Countess LuAnn
de Lesseps,
Ramona Singer and Sonja Morgan. |
The women wore Haute Couture and Bijou and the men dressed
in blue jeans
and
dinner jackets, as James wore when he accepted the Neiman
Marcus Award in 1953, which forced a horrified Mr. Marcus to
declare blue jeans fashionable. |
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Dianne B. Bernhard, Director, Office of Fine Arts at The
National Arts Club, greeted: Charles and Janis Cecil, Kipton
Cronkite, Nicole DiCocco, Cheri Kauffman, Christine
Schott-Ledes and George Ledes, Herb Karlitz, Shawn Kolodny,
Dr. Kenneth Mark, David Noto, Dale Noelle, Pamela
O'Connor, Jan Reeder, Leesa Rowland, Cassandra
Seidenfield, Valerie Steel, Dr. Nicholas Toscano,
and Consuelo Vanderbilt Costin. |
Before the dinner, the evening's host, R. Couri Hay
announced
he had given 5,000
meals to Lauren Bush Lauren's FEED Supper initiative, whose
goal is to provide
one million meals for the needy by World Hunger Day on
October 16th. |
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