Sarah Flint, Elizabeth Kurpis, Lydia Fenet, Amory McAndrew, Lucy
Sarah Flint, Elizabeth Kurpis, Lydia Fenet, Amory McAndrew, Lucy
Source: Sarah Flint, Elizabeth Kurpis, Lydia Fenet, Amory McAndrew, Lucy at Don Quixote Exhibit
Young Fellows Ball Celebrates Don Quixote Exhibit
Alexandra Longanecker
Alexandra Longanecker
Source: Alexandra Longanecker at Don Quixote Exhibit
Young Fellows Ball Celebrates Don Quixote Exhibit
Amory McAndrew and Lydia Fenet
Amory McAndrew and Lydia Fenet
Source: Amory McAndrew and Lydia Fenet at Don Quixote Exhibit
Young Fellows Ball Celebrates Don Quixote Exhibit
Tania Wallace
Tania Wallace
Source: Tania Wallace at Don Quixote Exhibit
Young Fellows Ball Celebrates Don Quixote Exhibit
Annika Connor
Annika Connor
Source: Annika Connor at Don Quixote Exhibit
Young Fellows Ball Celebrates Don Quixote Exhibit
Polina Proshkina
Polina Proshkina
Source: Polina Proshkina at Don Quixote Exhibit
Young Fellows Ball Celebrates Don Quixote Exhibit
Blake Funston
Blake Funston
Source: Blake Funston at Don Quixote Exhibit
Young Fellows Ball Celebrates Don Quixote Exhibit
Laura Webb and Sally Greenland
Laura Webb and Sally Greenland
Source: Laura Webb and Sally Greenland at Don Quixote Exhibit
Young Fellows Ball Celebrates Don Quixote Exhibit
Charlotte Greenough
Charlotte Greenough
Source: Charlotte Greenough at Don Quixote Exhibit
Young Fellows Ball Celebrates Don Quixote Exhibit
Chloe Wynne and other
Chloe Wynne and other
Source: Chloe Wynne, Nina Delano, Mareill Kiernan, Kylie Gattinella and Eaddy Kiernan at Don Quixote Exhibit
Young Fellows Ball Celebrates Don Quixote Exhibit
The scene at the Don Quixote Exhibit Party
The scene at the Don Quixote Exhibit Party
Source: Scene at the Don Quixote Exhibit Party
Frick Collection’s Young Fellows Ball Celebrates Don Quixote Exhibit.
The invitation read “Don quixotic black tie,” and whether that was a typo or an intentional blending of noun and adjective, the women who arrived at The Frick Collection’s Young Fellows Ball on Thursday were decked out in flamenco ruffles and matador-inspired outfits. The theme, “A Dance at the Spanish Court,” took inspiration from the museum’s special exhibition Coypel’s Don Quixote Tapestries: Illustrating a Spanish Novel in Eighteenth-Century France.
Many were dressed by Lanvin, the evening’s sponsor, including chairmen Lydia Fenet Delaney, Elizabeth Kurpis, and Amory McAndrew. “I always love the Frick [gala], seeing what everyone’s wearing. People really dress for the theme, unlike many other parties,” Delaney said.
“The setting lends itself to being really dramatically dressed,” McAndrew piped in. Adding to the drama or the Instagram fodder at least were customized fans emblazoned with “Lanvin [hearts] the Frick” in gold cursive. Guests playfully hid behind the accessory for photographers circling, and, later in the night, to add a little extra flair to their dance moves.