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   It also featured vests and belts of interlocking gold rings; swimwear-inspired black jersey dresses; and stunning chromatic hand-painted and dyed pieces in silk and canvas. Her psychedelic prints and blends were vibrant and flawless, part of a lively colour palette.
   Sandra Bernhard and Ricki Lake took seats in the front row alongside a sea of socialites including Ivana Trump and daughter Ivanka, Marjorie Gubelmann, Eleanor Lembo, Hillary Dick, Amelia Fanjul, Olivia and Alexandra Chantacaille, Gigi Mortimer, and Fernanda and Eugenie Niven. They were clearly fans—and by the end of the night Moët & Chandon was flowing for Sarafpour.
   If this is a sign of New York’s new talent, then we await the rest of this crop with great anticipation. Quality, not quantity—the adage stood up admirably. • Richard Spiegel

Richard Spiegel is New York editor of Lucire.