Cat Power performed for a full pool this Saturday at Brooklyn's favorite summer concert venue, McCarren Park Pool in Williamsburg. The singer—known for her sometimes volatile concerts (or lack of concerts, as the case has been)—was well behaved and looked fashionably undone in skinny jeans, white kicks, and an oversize tee. Plenty of the singer's fringed doppelgängers were in attendance, as well as one fishnet-clad celeb. The girls played it cool in sundry sundresses, while madras plaid—looking distinctly unpreppy against the concrete backdrop—made a tongue-in-check appearance on the boys. For more information on McCarren Park Pool and its summer concert series, visit the Web site www.thepoolparties.com.
—Alison Baenen

Photos: Alison Baenen

In the last installment of Todd Eberle's photos from the Venice Biennale, the sharpshooter focuses in on the likes of the design duo Viktor & Rolf at Jean Pigozzi's boat party, Marc Jacobs outside the Giardini Publici, and various peripatetic artists, including Olafur Eliasson, Dan Colen, and Diana Picasso. Over the past weekend, Miuccia Prada and François Pinault also both hosted dinners on San Giorgio island. But although the festival has only just now opened to the public, and most exhibits will be up for several more months, the art world superstars are already on the move again. Eberle and his pack of painters, sculptors, and curators have packed their Goyard cases and are now on their way to Art Basel in Switzerland.

In his second installment of exclusive images from the Venice Biennale for Style.com, Todd Eberle gets photo friendly with Naomi Campbell and the Scissor Sisters, as well as artists Ghada Amer, Dan Colen, and Franz West (who was fêted by gallerist Larry Gagosian on Wednesday night). Also on Eberle's agenda were the Biennale Giardini International pavilions, where artists represent their respective countries with their work, and the Bauer Hotel terrace, the last stop of the night for revelers.

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The Venice Biennale may officially start on the 10th, but everyone knows that it's the pre-festival happenings that are the real reason the world's top art stars flock to the city. "It's impossible to describe the glamour," says fine art photographer Todd Eberle, who called us from a water taxi en route to a dinner being hosted by Larry Gagosian. Eberle is shooting the private parties, dinners, and goings-on exclusively for Style.com. Here, the first of many indescribably glamorous installments to come over the next few days.

Tuesday night: Dinner at the Grand Canal in honor of Matthew Barney and the late Joseph Beuys and the new exhibition at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, All in the Present Must be Transformed.

Later that evening, it was off to Angela Missoni's yacht for a fête for Tracey Emin that was co-hosted by Rachel Lehmann and David Maupin of New York's Lehmann Maupin gallery.