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full moon = shopping fever

June 19, 2008 4:40 pm

Libertine

“We wanted to have some kind of summer event in the courtyard, and when it came to everyone at the store deciding on their favorite brand, we all instantly agreed it was Libertine,” said Maxfield buyer Vincent Ehly last night at an impromptu get-together honoring designers Cindy Greene and Johnson Hartig. Guests included Karen Kimmel, James Bond, Wren’s Melissa Coker, and Rodarte’s Laura and Kate Mulleavy, and cocktails concluded at dusk, just in time for the full moon to appear. Not that one-half of the design duo had any concerns about its behavior-modifying effects. “Whenever I come to Los Angeles around these times I usually shop nonstop for days, like an idiot,” joked New York-based Cindy Greene. “This time, however, the only place I’m going to be is poolside at the Chateau.”

—Linlee Allen

Photo: Linlee Allen

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