Marlow East was turned into the city’s chicest salon—an uptown affair of polish, intimacy, and unmatched taste.

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Portrait of Nicky Campbell and Ivy Getty by Madison Voelkel/BFA.com at Marlow East, Jimmy Choo
Nicky Campbell and Ivy Getty. All photography by Madison Voelkel/BFA.com and courtesy of Jimmy Choo.

On a crisp November evening, Jimmy Choo and CULTURED hosted “Meet Me at the Bar” at the Upper East Side staple Marlow East, a holiday celebration toasting Choo’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection. The candlelit affair drew an edit of New York’s most discerning creatives—fashion insiders, tastemakers, and artists—for a night of conversation, connection, and everything Choo.

The Scene: Candlelight and vases of anthuriums dotted long tables in the wood-paneled space, with clinking glasses, warm chatter, and passed plates in the foreground of a marbled bar and velvet banquettes.

The Crowd: Among those seated were artist Chloe Wise; writers Liana Satenstein, Candace Bushnell, Jalil Johnson, and Lily Sisto; stylists Gabriella Karefa-Johnson, Elizabeth Sulcer, and Brie Welch; knitwear designer Ella Emhoff; entrepreneur and patron Indré Rockefeller; interior designer Alyssa Kapito; CULTURED editor-in-chief Sarah Harrelson; CULTURED Culinary Columnist Samah Dada; chef Romilly Newman; and fashion tastemaker Amelie Zilber.

Food and Drink: Dinner opened with deviled eggs crowned with Osetra caviar, followed by halibut and agnolotti with amaretto and sage. The sweetest highlight of the evening? A nostalgic ice cream sundae with pineapple, hot fudge, and coconut.

What You Missed: An exclusive chance to view Jimmy Choo’s latest accessories for the Fall/Winter season in an applicably festive setting.

Parting Gift: Guests left with the latest issue of CULTURED, a few slipping theirs into suave Jimmy Choo Hobo bags as a final nod to the night’s celebration.

Alyssa Kapito, Sarah Harrelson, and Abigail Klem Spector
Alyssa Kapito, Sarah Harrelson, and Abigail Klem Spector
Candace Bushnell
Candace Bushnell
Gabriella Karefa-Johnson
Gabriella Karefa-Johnson
Chloe Wise
Chloe Wise
Romilly Newman
Romilly Newman
Samah Dada and Liana Satenstein
Samah Dada and Liana Satenstein
Jane Keltner de Valle and Indré Rockefeller
Jane Keltner de Valle and Indré Rockefeller
Jalil Johnson
Jalil Johnson
Amelie Zilber and Amy Robb
Amelie Zilber and Amy Robb
Violetta Komyshan
Violetta Komyshan
Cyrus Veyssi
Cyrus Veyssi

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