Showing posts with label Lydia Fenet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lydia Fenet. Show all posts

Friday, September 15, 2017

New Yorkers for Children Fall Gala 2017

Last night was the Fall 2017 Gala for New Yorker's for Children at Cipriani 42nd Street. I was so happy to see so many friends all there in support of such and amazing organization. To go to their website please click NEW YORKERS FOR CHILDREN

To see all my photos please click on this link  PHOTOS







Wednesday, April 11, 2012

The New Yorkers for Children Spring Gala at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel

Last night was the ninth New Yorkers for Children Spring Gala at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel. Always a festive occasion this year the dresses were spectacular and the room looked amazing.

To view all the photos please click on this link The New Yorkers for Children Spring Ball







With the help of my new Canon 5D mark3 I was able to photograph the guests in the candle light without the use of my flash.


Sunday, April 24, 2011

BCRF Spring Gala 2011

This year the Hot Pink BCRF Dinner was just that! HOT and Pink! From Evelyn lauder in her fabulous tulle ball gown to Elton in his pink rimmed glasses, there were dresses in every hue and length. After dinner Elton sang and then introduced Sting who was feeling retched but managed to hold onto his music stand and sing a few songs before inviting all the women to join him on the stage and dance. It was a fun way to end the night.
To view all the photos and to purchase copies please click on BCRF Gala Link

Friday, April 17, 2009

New Yorker's for Children


I had been waiting since Monday for Wednesday to arrive. One of my favorite charities was hosting its Spring Gala. New Yorkers for Children lived up to my expectations. The Dinner and dancing took place in the ballroom at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel. I introduced myself to Nicholas Scoppetta who is himself a former foster child. Now he is the New York City Fire Commissioner. He has worked hard to help bring awareness and financial support to the many children in foster care here in New York. Thank you Mr Scoppetta for all the work you do.
The room looked beautiful. Decorated by David Stark, there were daffodils on every table. It was as if the magic of the Central Park view had found its way up to the 33rd floor.
The night owed its success to all the co-chairs above.
Amy McFarland, Susan Magazine, Dayssi Olarte de Kanavos, Vanessa von Bismarck, Rory Hermelee, Allison Aston, Nicholas Scoppetta, Susan Shin, Lydia Fenet, Joy Bryant.
I am amazed at all the different styles and colors I am seeing this year. Dresses are long or short, bright and bold or soft and pastel. There is still black but it has to be really fabulous to catch my eye in an ocean of color
The biggest dancer of the night award goes to Serena William. She was bare foot and having a ball!