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in the dark at the asia society

September 23, 2008 8:45 pm

The Asia Society’s Garden Court Café was transformed into a darkly lit den last night when Aprivateclub.com and Shanghai Tang threw a cocktail party celebrating the Society’s current exhibition, Art and China’s Revolution. “It’s such a great environment,” said Luigi Tadini. “I love especially that the lanterns match my coat, a deep purple.” Marissa Bregman was wearing a black Shanghai Tang creation with a deranged Mao collar, which cut away into a deep scoop front. “I’m funky,” she said, running a finger along the unconventional neckline. “I tried to add some chains to it.” In one corner, accompanied by ex-paramour Ashley Wick, Aaron Eckhart looked like he was trying to keep a low profile—but then again, in that lighting, who wasn’t? Eckhart, post-Dark Knight, appears in the just premiered Towelhead, an Arab-American coming-of-age story directed by Alan Ball. So what’s he working on now? “Ah, retirement,” he said.

—Nicholas Boston

Photo: PatrickMcMullan.com

tags: Aaron Eckhart, Asia Society, Luigi Tadini, Shanghai Tang