Sherry Vine often says that she likes a warm hand on her opening. That's exactly what the crowd at Juliet gave Susanne Bartsch and Kenny Kenny's premiere of their new Tuesday night party called BONBON. I cheered the cute space, too, once I arrived. I didn't realize I was running late. I'd taken a nice stroll through Manhattan after a Kathryn Bigelow screening and Q&A at the MoMA, then popped in to Barracuda to say hi to Kyle. Kyle said I'd just missed Nancy Nosecandy (pictured below), Demanda Dahling, and DivaSteve Sandy. They'd left to catch BONBON's open bar from 11:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m.
Off I went. I only had time for one fantastical free drink once I found everyone--holding onto the bar, of course. We worked the floor, too, admiring all the paint, heels, and rhinestones. Some of us (like Jordan) even came as boys. Demanda (pictured below) was serving her trademark demented ecstasy from behind a sea of mesh.
Included in the crowd were Celso, Michael Musto, and Amanda Lepore, accompanied by her usual crew of pretty boys. We all made our way over to her table (pictured above) and her bottle, marked by a swirling, digitized "Tranny Mess" label. We sat and grooved to Biggie Smalls and the Bee Gees as Epiphany and Jane Lane arrived. I nursed a few more rounds, then headed out to bask in the full moon.
No comments:
Post a Comment