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Blasblog from Paris: Julia von Boehm’s Intimate Birthday

March 10, 2009 7:55 am

For Julia von Boehm, the stylist who recently moved to New York, her birthday party Monday night was a major Parisian homecoming—and not just because she was back in her native city. In fact, if she was honest, that wasn’t even such a plus—”I much, much prefer New York,” she admitted. “I actually can’t wait to go back home.” But that was before her present showed up: her brother, who had flown in from Berlin. “I started crying and getting puffy,” von Boehm said of his unexpected arrival. “Which isn’t the birthday-girl look I was going for.” Not that guests at Angelo Sensini’s pad—he co-hosted the fête with Delfina Delettrez—showed any signs of slowing down. As I was leaving, Anastasia Barbieri and Emmanuelle Alt were just showing up, the latter with Mario Sorrenti on her arm.