Chloe Malle

I mean, poor Freya, who oversees our party coverage, has been absolutely scrambling.

But

My big event last week was Tiffany's big Blue Book Gala at the Park Avenue Armory.

They took over the enormous armory and turned it into basically Bunny Mellon's garden in Virginia.

And they had enormous flowering plants everywhere, which then they donated to Bette Midler's New York Restoration Project to be planted.

And Mariah Carey performed, which was very exciting.

And I sat across from Connor Story, which I was very excited about.

Is he as charming in real life?

He was charming and happy to be there, happy to be at the party, which we love to see.

And everyone was very focused on Coachella this past weekend.

I was at Dave and Buster's Times Square with my children.

But I know that everyone was extremely activated about Justin Bieber bringing Billie Eilish on stage for One Less Lonely Girl.

And Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter was a big moment.

Oh, my God.

I missed that whole storyline.

Wow.

I also thought it was interesting seeing how brands, luxury brands, used Coachella.

And I think Vogue Business also did an article about how powerful Coachella still is as a marketing ground.

And, you know, having Sabrina in Dior and Ethel Kane was in Dior, two very different versions of a Jonathan Anderson lady.

Such a big platform.