Guests including Sarah Jessica Parker, Ariana DeBose, Diane Kruger and Andy Cohen took in a gala performance featuring costumes designed by Wes Gordon for Carolina Herrera.
As the black-tie attired crowd made their way up the stairs to Lincoln Center Plaza, a cluster of SAG-AFTRA protesters hoisted signs from Dante Park across the street, joined by a group lobbying for pay increases for theCity Ballet’s orchestra. Several trucks passing by on Ninth Avenue honked their horns, seemingly in union solidarity, as a brass band kept the mood lively.
“I was thinking: it’s the 75th anniversary, we need to bring it,” said current “Real Housewives” star Brynn Whitfield, dressed in a floral Richard Quinn gown. “I love to come to this specific gala because of the outfits. It’s so special every year to discover that,” said Kruger, wearing Givenchy. The actress offered a PSA before moving on: “You just missed the reveal on the carpet, by the way,” she added.
As guests including Amy Sedaris, Andy Cohen, Naomi Watts and Christy Turlington filed into the theater, an usher attempted to ease the congestion. “Please pick up your train!” they called out to unaware guests.
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