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Mark Fast’s Social Web Parties at Browns Focus

September 21, 2009 9:43 am

Anyone having trouble finding the party Browns Focus threw for designer Mark Fast last night could have simply followed the trail of spiderweb-legging wearers beating a path to its door. Fast, for those unfamiliar, specializes in knits that bind to the body like a corset, and his leggings, marked by a line of cutouts down the side, are pretty much the season’s must-have, over here in London. Natalia Vodianova, Dree Hemingway, and Alice Dellal—three of the lovely ladies who came out to celebrate Fast’s show earlier in the day—were among the very few guests not wearing the leggings. Happily for them, however, there were pairs handed out in the gift bag. Hemingway, for her part, had just arrived that morning from New York; Dellal had come back three days prior, but claimed that she was still fighting the fashion-week jet lag. “It’s such a rush over there,” she said, as Kills frontwoman Alison Mosshart took to the decks. “And the traffic! I got to Alex Wang’s show too late to go in,” she added. “I guess that makes me a bad friend.” We’re sure all has been forgiven.