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christian cota, a la mode

September 12, 2008  11:55 am

Christian Cota took inspiration this season from the French Impressionists, so perhaps it’s only fitting that on Wednesday, the designer could be found partying Parisian-style. Yaz Hernández hosted a dinner on Cota’s behalf at midtown’s Brasserie Cognac, drawing celebrants such as Cornelia Guest, Jana Pasquel, and Denise Rich, as well as one fresh-faced Belen Hudson, who turned out to be the granddaughter of Plácido Domingo. “I’m working in fashion,” Hudson explained, going on to elaborate that she’d recently graduated from high school and had moved to New York to wedge a toe in the door of the industry. Cota, however, isn’t Hudson’s boss. “No,” Hudson said, “I’m working for a showroom. I love Christian’s dresses, though…”

—Maya Singer

Photo: Courtesy of Christan Cota

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