Where the fashion pack partied Halloween night

On Saturday night the downtown fashion and party crowd ventured into the NYC no-man's land that's currently being rebranded as the Madison Square North Historic District. The hipster restauranteur-impresario trio of Carlos Quirarte, Matt Kliegman and Taavo Somer were hosting a Halloween party in the future home of the NoMad Hotel.

Surprisingly popular were costumes in the religious vein, with Vanessa Traina as Mary Magdalene, Rogan Gregory as a bloodied Christ figure, and Narciso Rodriguez as a man of the cloth. (I myself went as the scariest thing I could think of—the Death of Print Media.) Lazaro Hernandez, Humberto Leon, Julie Gilhart, Philip Crangi and Charlotte Ronson were also in attendance. Hornitos Tequila was consumed with abandon while everyone partied to the beat of it-band The Drums. (The retro-cute Brooklyn-based group, who also played the closing party of the cult Japanese fashion line Number (N)ine's New York store, is increasingly becoming the fashion world's favorite band.)

blog_halloween_01.jpgVanessa Traina

blog_halloween_02.jpgInvisible Man

blog_halloween_03.jpgNarciso Rodriguez

blog_halloween_04.jpgRogan Gregory

blog_halloween_05.jpgJulie Gilhart

blog_halloween_06.jpgAlexei Hay

blog_halloween_07.jpg blog_halloween_08.jpgThe Drums

blog_halloween_10.jpg blog_halloween_12.jpgThe Death of Print Media

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