The Margaux model was constructed off of celebrating feminine neighborhood and final evening proved simply how highly effective that neighborhood may be. After assembly in faculty and beginning their skilled careers collectively, Sarah Pierson and Alexa Buckley knew they wished to create one thing that allowed the ladies round them to appear and feel good. Nonetheless, they did not know precisely what “that” needs to be: “We simply imagined it to serve the ladies that, hopefully, we’re nonetheless serving at the moment, which is the lady that’s doing issues and going locations and is extremely multifaceted,” Pierson instructed Vogue. “We imagined it as a canvas for celebrating ladies who type of match that mildew. That is without doubt one of the the explanation why we determined to call it [their brand] Margaux, and never after the 2 of us, as a result of we wished it to be this common concept that anybody might determine with or aspire to be.”

Finally evening’s dinner, a room filled with “Margauxs” gathered to have a good time each other—carrying their Margaux footwear, in fact.

No element was spared as each a part of the dinner spoke to the success of the Margaux imaginative and prescient. Hosted in Eny Lee Parker’s extremely stylish Clinton Hill residence, there was a degree of heat felt all through the night that may solely be achieved when somebody welcomes you into their dwelling. Visitors similar to Chloe Malle, Alexandra Michler Kopelman, Anny Choi, Jordy Murr, and Vesper Eire marveled over the meals being ready within the kitchen by Lauren Bruhn as they took pictures of the romantic Molly Ford curated florals that lined the eating tables.

Midway by means of the evening, the magic within the room took a really literal flip as dinner friends had been stunned by a efficiency from the younger feminine magician Ana DeGuzman. (Vogue.com’s very personal Chloe Malle even took on the pivotal position of magician’s assistant for one trick). On the finish of the evening friends had been nonetheless exclaiming “..however how did she try this!” as they loved their slice of From Lucie cake and took their ultimate sips of wine. As everybody ventured again out onto the Brooklyn streets, the resounding takeaway from the fantastic night was which you could by no means have sufficient pairs of Margaux footwear and that we should always all be attending extra magic exhibits!