New york ball

We’ve found the best New Year’s Eve celebrations, from huge bonfires in Reykjavik to the world’s longest fireworks show in Dubai

Masked balls have gone the way of the orange spoon, archaic relics of a lost elegance. (I think we can all agree that Halloween doesn’t walk the sexy line between anonymity and exhibitionism with quite as much sophistication as the costume parties of the past). Let’s take a look at the most famous masked ball of the 20th century, Truman Capote’s Black & White Ball, held November 28, 1966, at the Plaza Hotel.

Inside Kaitlin & Adam's Cipriani 25 Broadway wedding: View all of the design details, and connect with the New York City area vendors who made it happen.

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Shedrack W. Design LLC pulled out all of the stops for this bat mitzvah in Westchester County, New York. Olivia celebrated the special occasion in style, by dining with her guests at modern mirrored and white floral-filled tablescapes before hitting the customized dance floor beneath a sparkling disco ball ceiling installation. Every detail was remarkable and executed flawlessly, from the exquisite floral installations to the fabulous ceiling and dance floor lighting.

It’s so old-school, it might actually be hip again: The Debutante Ball, coming to the Waldorf-Astoria this Friday. Meet this year’s New York arriving class, photographed in their design…

Meet the diamonds of the 2023 season who dazzled at Le Bal des Débutantes

As of last night, New York Fashion Week fall 2015 is officially over! I can practically hear an entire army of editors, bloggers, and photographers emitting deep sighs of relief and preparing for the weekend (er, aside from those who are already off in London to do the show circuit again). When it comes to NYFW, there are a lot of constants to every season, but each is also peppered with special events and sightings that might never happen again. So what was notable about this week? #1…

The International Debutante Ball has remained largely the same in its 58-year history, but the debutantes themselves have changed.