8.31.12: Sip, schmooze, and shop | New York Social Diary

Sip, schmooze, and shop

Alli McGuiness, Peter Dysert, Sarah Johnson, Kathryn Lott, Caroline Fair, Patrick Benoist, Tracy Glesby, Pat Anderson, Kate Hall, Josh Cortez, and Christina Geyer at the second annual ROCKNRUNWAY fashion event hosted by Stanley Korshak in Dallas.

Southampton's much-loved antiquaire and designer Judy Hadlock teamed up with Scalamandre president Steven Stolman for a buoyant cocktail bash in honor of nothing more than their formidable friendship. Guests packed Judy's Old Town Crossing gallery to sip, schmooze and even shop. It was a fun, buzzy mix of design pros, clients, family and friends... the kind of party you just didn't want to leave.

There — Laura Lofaro Freeman, Melanie and John Wambold, designers Barbara Ostrom, Scott Sanders, Greg McKenzie and Kevin Hart, Orlando's chief of protocol Earl Crittenden, Jana and Langdon Phipps, Ross Meltzer, Justin Terzi, retail legend Lester Gribetz and Andy Peters, Rich Wilkie, Carolynn Rockafellow, Tracy and Jeff Smith, Annie and Michael Falk, Hamptons Cottages & Gardens' Marianne Howatson and Kendell Cronstrom, Maribeth and Ellen Welsh, Bob Taft and Phil Moloney, Cornelia Bregman, Architectural Digest's Jeff Slonim, Janice Langrall, Sean Bruns, Nancy O'Sullivan and Judy's husband Jack, resplendent in a pair of vintage Stolman toile trousers.

Melanie and John Wambold, and Judy Hadlock

Gregory Delia, Judy Hadlock, and Lee Cannon

Sean Bruns

Rich Wilkie and Robert Taft

Laura Lofaro Freeman

Jusy Hadlock and Steven Stolman

Stefan Lasek, Catherine DiMatteo, Kevin Hart, and Emmanuel Faccio

Scott Sander, Sean Mellyn, Kendell Cronstrom, and Marianne Howatson

Barbara Ostrom and Earl Crittenden

Cornelia Bregman and Inge Lasusa

Kevin Hart, Jeff Smith, Tracy Smith, and Emmanuel Faccio

Catherine DiMatteo and Stefan Lasek

Josh Berger, Marissa Gribbin, MaryAnn Carpenter, and Denise Crocitto

Christina Lopez-Balboa and Olivia Lopez-Balboa

Earl Crittenden, Justin Terzi, and Ross Meltzer

Kendell Cronstrom, Alejandro Saralegui, and Kevin Hart

Ross Meltzer and Denise Johnston

Janice Langrall and Marianne Howatson

Ellen Welsh and Scott Sander

Down in Dallas ... Last week Stanley Korshak rocked the runway with its second annual ROCKNRUNWAY fashion event. Set in the beautiful courtyard of the store, ROCKNRUNWAY ushers in the new fall season before the event begins.

This year's event benefited the Echelon group of Salvation Army with guests encouraged to make a donation and/or bring in a gently pair of used jeans for their denim drive.

The RocknRunway scene

With more than 600 in attendance, ROCKNRUNWAY featured fall designs in three fabulous fashion shows amplified by the music of DJ Lucy Wrubel.

The younger fete set, and the young at heart, continued to dance the night away at the Rap Up Party in "The Shak" which began just after the runway shows.

Tom Short, Joe Calvillo, Hunter Brouss, and Justin Cox

Rose Clark, Crawford Brock, and Christina Geyer

Ally Macatee and Breanne King

Wayne Moore, Lisa Moore, Justin Cox, Molly Cox, Crawford Brock, and Christina Geyer

Crawford Brock, Janet Brock, Helen Brock, Laura Brock Chandler, Leigh Brock Friend, and Ryan Friend

Rose Clark, Wayne Moore, Lisa Moore, Molly Cox, Justin Cox, Heather Furniss, Crawford Brock, and Christina Geyer

Echelon Ball Committee and Executive Committee

Leigh Friend and Paige Slates

Caroline Fair, Jen Andrew, and Sadie Batson

Ryan Friend and Leigh Friend

Sarah Johnson and ___

Josh Cortez, Patrick Benoit, and Patrick Anderson

___, Candi Crawford, ___, ____, and Michelle Hunt

Rick Corso

Jessi Moreau and Steven Strobe

Matt Cain and Krystal Schlegel

___ and ___

Austin Ames, Amanda Callahan, and Chart Westcott

Amanda Callahan, Heather Furniss, and Austin Ames

Molly and Justin Cox

Joe Pastora and Melissa Pastora

Atmosphere

Heather Lange, Preston Evans, and _____

Leigh Brock Friend, Ryan Friend, Nina Sachse, and Deck Sachse

Krystal Schlegel and Rebecca Bowen

Sally and Molly Miller

Livvi Luttrell, Lindsay Gehan, Blake Johnston, Helen Brock, Kara Jones, and Janie Cardwell

Leila Cornelius

McCann Girls and Niven Morgan

More scenes from the 37th Annual Hampton Classic Horse Show in Bridgehampton ...

Vittorio Assaf Jr, .Charlotte Assaf, Valentina Assaf, and Vittorio Assaf

Kelly Klein

Shanette Barth Cohen and Dennis Susskind

Patty and Ashley Raynes

Edgar Bronfman

Karmen Noble and Lanka Lenart

Andrea Scavione and Christina Koleoglou

Addison, Arianna, and Erica Reid

Stewart Lane and Bonnie Comley

Jeffrey Beri and his dog Sinatra

Penelope Greene, Griffin Greene, Bennett Greene, and Jean Hitchcock

Jim Dratfield displays his photos

Mary Rivas

Kyle Zeigler "stands in water for a living"

Getting fitted for boots

Valerie Angeli of the ASPCA

Lexi Maounis

Lillie Keenan

Charlotte Jacobs

Leah Lane

On Saturday, August 18th crowds of Wounded Warrior Project and ReserveAid supporters turned up at the Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett to vote for their favorite band competing in Wall Street Rocks Battle of the Bands Round 2. Competing financial bands included The Subscribers, The Moroccan Sheepherders and The Holiday Electric, a group comprising a Hedge Fund CFO, an asset manager and a former Warner Brothers recording artist. The event included special guest performances by C3 (The Chocolate Cuckoo Clocks) and Madame Mayhem, who is releasing her debut album “White Noise” in the fall.

Guests including David Hudson, Cassandra Seidenfeld, Jennifer Tripodi, Donna Drake, Leesa Rowland and Larry Wohl, Robin Cofer and Domenick D’Alleva, Jane and Joe Pontarelli, came out to show their support of Wall Street Rocks and the charities it benefits.

The Holiday Electric

The Subscribers

Moroccan Sheepherders

Wall Street Rocks is a collaboration of employees in the financial, technology and entertainment industries, who are passionate about giving support to heroic Americans who serve our nation, including military veterans and first responders. Last year, through one benefit concert at IrvingPlaza, Wall Street Rocks was able to raise $257,000 for veteran’s charities and this year is looking to double that.

This year's fundraising efforts kicked off with a sold-out first round of competition at Mercury Lounge on July 10th in NYC. Wall Street Rocks will return to NYC on October 30th for the third round of Battle of the Bands. The series will culminate in a final round gala event in December, which will feature performances by the winners of the preliminary three rounds alongside guest acts.

For more information about Wall Street Rocks, please visit www.wallstreetrocks.org