Film and Fashion Collided at NYFW for Christian Siriano – Sarah Hyland, Laverne Cox, Quinta Brunson, and Alicia Silverstone
Christian Siriano‘s Official NYFW party was held on Friday, Sept 8th taking over the entire Members Club level of The Ned Nomad, the exclusive members club with Richie Akiva at the helm. The party was filled with incredible energy, dancing, and DJ music by Ty Sunderland.
(Simultaneously Entourage star and activist Adrian Grenier hosted an eco-focused fashion and tech cocktail event on the rooftop for leading tracking app ROUTE. )
Sarah Hyland, Quinta Brunson, Laverne Cox, Coco Rocha, Janet Jackson, Katie Cassidy and a ton of actors, music artists and notables celebrated at Christian Siriano’s afterparty at The Ned Nomad with Candy Pop Twix, Cereal Pop Fruity Pebbles and Cookie Pop Chips Ahoy! treats, plus delicious espresso martinis featuring Kahlua and Absolut. A flow of Sainte Marguerite rose wine also was present in the room, while partygoers hopped around the full of life fete.
At the after party at The Ned, Janet Jackson held court behind the stage in a roped off plush alcove with a group of guests and VIPs, and was joined by Siriano for much of the evening. Also in the area was Alicia Silverstone, Sasha Colby, Sarah Hyland, Audrina Patridge, Katie Cassidy, Coco Rocha, Laverne Cox and more, engaging in mingling and dancing. Later, Adrian Grenier popped into the party as well, joining the designer for the celebrations.
Earlier in the night, Laverne Cox, Padma Lakshmi, Janet Jackson, Quinta Brunson, Sarah Hyland, Alicia Silverstone, Sasha Colby and more joined Christian for an exclusive dinner pre-party at the new West Village hotspot eatery Ambra, on Hudson Street. (A few nights later, *NSYNC hosted a private post VMA dinner at the Italian restaurant by chef John DeLucie.)
During the dinner at Ambra, guests sipped on Jameson Black Barrel Whiskey, Spicy El Cristiano margaritas, and Sainte Marguerite En Provence rose, perfect for the toast Siriano received from his family and close friends.
