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Theodora Richards On Her New Life As DJ

October 23, 2008 7:47 pm

The “when the going gets tough, the tough go shopping” ethos is little more than wishful thinking these days. But as long as stores keep opening, there’s one thing that seems unlikely to lose currency anytime soon: free Moët. Seemingly everyone at last night’s party for Hugo Boss’ new Meatpacking District store happily imbibed. Drinks aside, there were also some good-looking people making the rounds, including Brooke Shields, Julia Restoin-Roitfeld, and Theodora Richards, who outlined her MO for the evening’s DJ duties with sister Alexandra. “I’m big on musicals and Disney and the odd stuff, and Alexandra is amazing with every kind of song that she plays, so I think that we’re just a really good balance,” Richards noted. Still, mastering the spinning thing may take a bit of time. “I’m a song selector, just trying to get used to this whole idea of deejaying,” Richards laughed. “But whatever—it’s all about appreciating music.”

—Sarah Fones

Photo: Jeremy Kost/WireImage

tags: Hugo Boss, Theodora Richards