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MISSING THE MISSHAPES

September 5, 2007 10:35 am

Misshapes

The MisShapes actually had a reason for their trademark somber faces last night at the Preen party in the penthouse of the Soho Grand: After Saturday night, the trio’s legendary Don Hill dancefests will be no more. The group’s not taking the last days before this final performance easy, though: They’re providing the music for a few fashion shows, then heading up to Toronto for an event to celebrate their new nightlife tome—which officially launched yesterday—and to DJ a party for pal Sienna Miller. “The book is out, the moment has been recorded,” Greg said. “It’s time to move on.”
—Derek Blasberg

Photo: David X Prutting/PatrickMcMullan

tags: MisShapes