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The article discusses the 2007 Council of Fashion Designers of America's annual award dinner, which was held in New York City in June 2007. The article reports that designer Ralph Lauren won awards for Menswear Designer of the Year and the inaugural American Fashion Legend Award. Rag & Bone designers David Neville and Marcus Wainrwright received the Swarovski Award for an emerging men's wear designer.

The article cites several fashion industry personalities who attended the Council of Fashion Designers of America cocktail party in New York. They include Alexandre Plokhov, Thom Browne, Steven Cox and Daniel Silver.

The article reports on various entertainment events in New York. The Museum of Modern Art's film department party sponsored by Louis Vuitton and "Men's Vogue" was attended by fashionistas, media and New York society. The Gay Men's Health Crisis organized a runway show to raise funds for HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment. Tim Gunn had emceed the Emery Awards dinner which benefits the Hetrick-Martin Institute.

The article reports that fashion designer Calvin Klein has celebrated its 40th anniversary at the High Line in New York City. It states that Calvin Klein Inc. president Tom Murry has said that the John Pawson designed venue will be demolished and the building materials will be donated for reuse by nonprofit organizations. The celebration features Eva Mendez, Djimon Hounson and Brooke Shields.

The article presents information on two special events held in New York City, one at John Varvatos boutique, and another titled National Marfan Syndrome's Heartworks Gala. Only 12 days after the boutique opened in the former home of CBGB, it was transformed once again into a rock club, playing host to a long and festive musical lineup that paid tribute to the site's legendary past. On the other hand, Mayor Michael Bloomberg was the honorary chair at the Gala

The article reports on the 11th annual Accessories Council ACE Awards, which took place in New York City on November 5, 2007. Some of the winners of the ACE Awards include Terry Lundgren, who won the award for Retailer of the Year, and Marc Jacobs, who took home the Designer of the Year Award. The event was hosted by Deborah Norville.

The article reports on Fashion Group International's 24th annual Night of Stars event, which took place in New York City in October 2007. The article discusses some of those who attended and were honored, including Alber Elbaz, Jean Paul Gaultier, and Pat Wexler. Some of the other notable people at the event included Tild Swinton, Michael Bloomberg, and Kerry Washington.

The article reports on various events that were held involving the retail and clothing trade. Calvin Klein Inc. launched "The World of Calvin Klein" at Macy's flagship store in Herald Square in New York City. In San Francisco, California, Macy's held its "Passport" event that raises money for HIV/AIDS research and local outreach organizations.

The article reports on various events related to the fashion industry that took place in New York City. Fashion designer Roberto Cavalli's launch party for his new flagship store on Fifth Avenue in New York City. Some of the notable people that attended the event included -Jennifer Lopez, Jessica Simpson, and Tyra Banks. Bergdorf Goodman hosted the launch of "American Fashion," a 300-page book chronicling over 70 years of designer fashion.

The article discusses various events that occurred during the 2007 New York Fashion Week in New York City. Calvin Klein Underwear celebrated its 25th anniversary during the week. Some of the notable people at the celebration included LL Cool J, Hilary Swank, and Antonio Sabato Jr. Fashion Designer Tommy Hilfiger also held a party for the launch of his book "Iconic America: A Roller Coaster Ride Through the Eye-Popping Panorama of American Pop Culture."

The article reports on various events held in New York City that are connected to the clothing trade. The Whitney Museum of American Art held the Whitney Contemporaries' Art Party. Fashion designer John Varvatos and the periodical "Spin" hosted a Jesse Malin concert benefiting Free Arts NYC. Designer Tommy Hilfiger attended the performance of the theatrical production "In a Dark House," which he designed the clothes for.

The article reports on special events that involved the clothing trade. The men's clothing label Unruly Heir held a launch party in May 2007 in New York City at Bar Martignetti. New York Mets third-baseman David Wright made an appearance at the Hickey Freeman clothing store in New York City to raise money for his namesake charitable foundation.

The article discusses various events that were held in New York City by those in the clothing and retail trade. Calvin Klein Inc. and Wilhelmina Models had a surprise cocktail party in honor of model Gabriel Aubry's long-standing relationship with the fashion house. John Varvatos hosted Mott the Hoople front man and solo artist Ian Hunter at his Soho boutique for an in-store acoustic performance. Italian label Eredi Pisano launched its fall 2007 collection at its store on Madison Avenue.

The article discusses various fashion parties and special events that were happening around the world in spring 2007. In New York City, Valentino hosted the grand opening of the Gramercy Park Private Rooftop Garden. The attendees of the event, included actor Josh Lucas, Prince Andrea Casiraghi and girlfriend Tatiana Santo Domingo, and DJ Donna D'Crus. In Valencia, Spain, a private party was held to celebrate the opening of the Louis Vuitton Cup, which is a championship soccer match.

The article discusses the fourth annual Jeffrey Fashion Cares event that took place in New York City in April 2007. The event raised money to support the causes of gay rights, gay youth services and fighting HIV. The article presents photographs of some of the event's attendees, including Andre Leon Talley, Diane Von Furstenberg, Chris Wile, Todd Sears, and Dan Rothmann.

The article highlights holiday parties in New York. Robert Donofrio, CEO of Asprey Limited, personally welcomed guests to the cocktail reception hosted by Asprey to honor and celebrate its favorite clients and friends. Tod's threw a private soiree, hosted by Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Diego Della Valle, to celebrate the unveiling of the new showroom on West 15th Street and to introduce Derek Lam as the new creative director of the company.

This article reports on two events of interest to fashion designers that were held in New York City in November 2006. A party for the Keep a Child Alive foundation was held at the Valentino shop on Madison Avenue. After several years in the custom-tailoring business, Alan Flusser held a party in East Side and invited his best customers. Joining in the festivities was writer Tom Wolfe, known for wearing white throughout the year.

This article highlights several fashion-related events in New York in October 2006. Several celebrities and fashion insiders congregated at Bergman Goodman to fête the addition of a Moschino boutique on its third floor. At the Whitney Museum of Art's Gala after-party, revellers had good reason to let loose-at the charity dinner immediately prior to the soiree over $2.4 million was raised to benefit the museum. Singer John Legend performed at the public launch of the new trio of Polo shops at Saks Fifth Avenue.

The article focuses on social events held in New York City in October 2006. At Mr. Chow Tribeca, Italo Zucchelli, creative director of Calvin Klein Collection for men, was hosting a soiree celebrating the release of VMan 7 and The Boys of Wilhelmina 2007 Calendar. Among those in celebration were VMan editor-in-chief Stephen Gan, Dylan McDermott, Jason Lewis, Mickey Rourke and Bridget Hall. Meanwhile, socialites visited the Valentino Boutique to view society portraits rendered by the artist Eneas Capalbo.

The article presents photographs of celebrities who attended the Celestial Bodies exhibit that was held at the Equinox Fitness Club in New York in 2006. The hosts of the shows were Harvey Spevak, Calvin Klein and Blaine Trump. Featured celebrities include Margherita Missoni, Eleanor Ylvisaker and Naomi Watts.

The article highlights the CFDA awards in New York City. Director Alison Chernick of the documentary Matthew Barney: No Restraint was on hand to introduce her film, which briefly delves into Barney's early days as a model, including starring in GQ fashion spreads. Days before the CFDA awards were held, GQ celebrated the men's wear nominees with a gathering held at the Museum of Modern Art.

The article talks about the Art Party, the Whitney Museum of American Art's annual spring fundraising event sponsored by Calvin Klein Inc. in New York City. The black-tie event started with cocktails at the newest incarnation of Le Cirque, which won't open to the public until the end of May 2006, and was followed by a dinner at a special tented area set up in an adjacent courtyard. The tent was designed by dinner co-chair Reed Krakoff.

This article reports on the cocktail and dinner event held in New York City in honor of Calvin Klein Jeans' model Kate Moss., who starred in her first campaign for the brand in 1992. The fête, held at the recently opened European Union, mixed Calvin Klein design stars Francisco Costa and Italo Zucchelli with industry hotshots like Cathy Horyn, Rachel Zoe, Kelly Klein, Tony Melillo, Jamie Pallot and photographer Mario Sorrenti. Lindsay Lohan, who added a little star power, seemed cozy with model Jamie Dornan, the male face of the fall 2004 Calvin Klein Jeans campaign, who will return to appear with Moss in the new ads.

The article presents the highlights of parties hosted by fashion designers during the New York Fashion Week in February 2006. It includes those by Donatella Versace, Narciso Rodriguez and Calvin Klein.

Presents information on various parties that took place during the 2004 Fashion Week in New York. Celebrities who attended the presentation held by Valentino R.E.D.; Purpose of the cocktail reception held by Bergdorf Goodman Men and "Esquire" magazine; Description of the chaos that ensued during the opening of the U.S. flagship of Louis Vuitton.