From brand soir&eacute;es to high-energy fashion week after-hours, fall 2025 in New York has been a whirlwind of luxe celebrations.&nbsp;

As the leaves turn and the city shifts into its autumnal rhythm, New York&rsquo;s social scene is in full swing. This fall, the calendar has been flooded with nights full of brand launches, intimate gatherings, and everything in between. Whether tucked inside a downtown speakeasy or beneath the skyline on a rooftop, each party is as memorable as the last.&nbsp;
Stay tuned as we surface the fall/winter 2025 party scene in New York&mdash;more events, more glamour, more nights you won&rsquo;t want to miss.

<h2 style="text-align: center;">&nbsp;Central Park Supper Club&nbsp;</h2>

Tony Danza. Photography by Matteo Prandoni/BFA.

Photography by Matteo Prandoni/BFA.

Stella Cole. Photography by Matteo Prandoni/BFA.

The Central Park Conservancy hosted its annual Fall Gala, &ldquo;Central Park Supper Club,&rdquo; on November 19 at Rumsey Playfield, transforming the iconic outdoor venue into an elegant evening of cocktails, dinner, and dancing. Presented by Harry Winston, the event celebrated and supported the Conservancy&rsquo;s ongoing stewardship of New York City&rsquo;s 843-acre landmark. Guests enjoyed musical performances by beloved New York icon Tony Danza and rising star Stella Cole, whose sets brought a classic, cabaret-style charm to the night. The gala gathered supporters, philanthropists, and park lovers alike for a festive celebration dedicated to preserving and caring for the city&rsquo;s most cherished green space.

<h2 style="text-align: center;">Erede x Gabriella Khalil&nbsp;</h2>

Jeramie Hotz and Gabriella Khalil at the Erede x Gabriella Khalil launch party at Waters in NYC. Photography by Andy Martinez, courtesy of Erede.

Guests at the Erede x Gabriella Khalil launch party at Waters in NYC. Photography by Andy Martinez, courtesy of Erede.

Erede x Gabriella Khalil Collaboration at the launch party at Waters in NYC. Photography by Andy Martinez, courtesy of Erede.

Ambience at the Erede x Gabriella Khalil launch party at Waters in NYC. Photography by Andy Martinez, courtesy of Erede.

Erede marked the debut of its new collaboration with creative director and cultural curator Gabriella Khalil with an intimate celebration at WSA in New York. The eleven-piece collection&mdash;a fusion of Erede's sculptural design codes and Khalil&rsquo;s sensibility for space, texture, and narrative&mdash;introduces Fine Silver and Gold Vermeil to the brand&rsquo;s repertoire, alongside its signature 18k Yellow Gold and Platinum. A half-moon diamond motif appears throughout, symbolizing growth, femininity, and the spirit of new beginnings that shaped the partnership.
Guests, including Gabriella Khalil, Jeramie Hotz, Talia Shuvalov, Charlotte Groenveld, Eny Lee Parker, Laura Reilly, Maayan Zilberman, Christina Grasso, and Marjon Carlos, gathered to toast the launch, preview the pieces, and celebrate the brand&rsquo;s expanding creative universe.

Photography by Quadir Moore/BFA, courtesy of Mango.

Paloma Elsesser. Photography by Quadir Moore/BFA, courtesy of Mango.

Nara Smith. Photography by Quadir Moore/BFA, courtesy of Mango.

Mango hosted an intimate evening in Soho to debut the latest chapter of its Craft Your Own Story campaign &mdash; a celebration of self-expression and style led by brand ambassador Kaia Gerber. The event highlighted how fashion serves as a form of storytelling.&nbsp;
Held in a restored 1890s building that once housed textile manufacturers, the space was transformed into three immersive zones: Craft, spotlighting Mango&rsquo;s new party collection; Your Own, featuring the campaign video with Gerber choosing her own adventure; and Story, which culminated in a Mediterranean-inspired dinner bringing together friends of the brand.
The evening drew a notable guest list, including Simone Ashley, Nara Smith, Paloma Elsesser, Tina Kunakey, Gala Gonz&aacute;lez, Blanca Mir&oacute;, Sophia Roe, Tamu McPherson, Tinx, Marc Forn&eacute;, and Carlos Canela, among others. Following the launch, the venue will open to the public as the Mango Craft Studio on October 25 and 26 &mdash; an interactive space featuring workshops, DJ sets, and creative activations celebrating fashion, community, and the art of crafting one&rsquo;s own story.

<h2 dir="ltr">Laura Brown and Kristina O'Neill Celebrate the Launch of All The Cool Girls Get Fired&nbsp;</h2>

Kristina O'Neill and Laura Brown. Photography by Thomas McCarty.

Photography by Thomas McCarty.

On October 14, the rooftop of Rockefeller Center&rsquo;s 610 Loft &amp; Garden was full of some of the most influential figures across fashion, media, and entertainment as Laura Brown and Kristina O&rsquo;Neill celebrated the launch of their new book, All the Cool Girls Get Fired.
Guests, including Julianne Moore, Sophia Bush, Billy Eichner, Carey Lowell, and Lily Rabe, joined the authors for the night. Attendees sipped W&ouml;lffer Estate wines and the evening&rsquo;s signature &ldquo;Cool Girl Margarita&rdquo; crafted with Casa Dragones Blanco tequila, while posing for photos against a giant backdrop of the book&rsquo;s cover.
Brown and O&rsquo;Neill toasted to &ldquo;every woman who&rsquo;s ever been fired,&rdquo; reframing the setback as a badge of reinvention. All the Cool Girls Get Fired is not just a title&mdash;it&rsquo;s a mantra for a generation of women who&rsquo;ve turned professional pitfalls into personal power. Blending personal anecdotes with advice from successful women across industries, the book offers a candid take on navigating job loss&mdash;with humor and resilience. From self-care to networking and reinvention, Brown and O&rsquo;Neill reframe being fired as not a failure, but a rite of passage toward greater confidence.&nbsp;

Sean Kaufman, Lily Gasner, Isabella Briggs, David Iacono. Photography courtesy of BFA/Sandro.

Dougie Joseph. Photography courtesy of BFA/Sandro.

Nicholas Duvernay. Photography courtesy of BFA/Sandro.

Ella Snyder. Photography courtesy of BFA/Sandro.

Sandro and Clarks hosted a chic, celebrity-packed night on October 16 to celebrate their newest collaboration. The limited-edition footwear collection reimagines two of Clarks' most iconic silhouettes&mdash;the Wallabee and Desert Boot. To commemorate the collection, the two brands hosted the night at Talea in Williamsburg with guests including the cast of The Summer I Turned Pretty, including Sean Kaufman and Isabella Briggs. The White Lotus star Nicholas Duvernay was also in attendance, as was internet personality Ella Snyder. They toasted the collection with chic cocktails and a music set by DJ KittySayWord.&nbsp;

<h2 dir="ltr">CFDA x OUSHQ Celebrate Diwali Noir in New York City</h2>

Jessica Wang, Priya Shukla, Elizabeth Kurpis, Kate Davidson Hudson, Jessel Taank, Micaela Erlanger, Michelle Ochs, Kim Shui, and Akbar Hamid. Photography by Sansho Scott/BFA, courtesy of OUSHQ.

Steven Kolb, Jessel Taank, and Abar Hamid. Photography by Sansho Scott/BFA, courtesy of OUSHQ.

Jenna Lyons and Jessel Taank. Photography by Sansho Scott/BFA, courtesy of OUSHQ.

Photography by Gustavo Zima, courtesy of OUSHQ.

On October 14, 2025, the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) and luxury e-tailer OUSHQ hosted Diwali Noir, an intimate cocktail and dinner at OBVIO in Manhattan. Co-hosted by Steven Kolb, Jessel Taank, and Akbar Hamid, the evening marked the CFDA&rsquo;s first-ever Diwali celebration&mdash;honoring the festival of lights through a lens of global fashion and cultural unity.
The event celebrated OUSHQ&rsquo;s new partnership with the CFDA, which aims to build cross-cultural collaborations between South Asian, Middle Eastern, and American designers. Guests, including Pritika Swarup, Avantika Vandanapu, Kal Penn, Jenna Lyons, and Michelle Ochs, gathered to toast this milestone with Absolut x Kahl&uacute;a Espresso Martinis, La Prairie Skin Caviar essentials, and scents by Memo Fragrances.
Diwali Noir symbolized a new chapter for the CFDA&mdash;one that champions inclusion, creativity, and the power of cultural storytelling in American fashion.

<h2>Agent&nbsp;Provocateur's Fall/Winter 2025 Campaign Celebration&nbsp;</h2>

Photography by Alyssa Greenberg, courtesy of Agent Provocateur.

On Thursday evening, October 9, Agent Provocateur hosted an exclusive dinner at Lucien in New York City&rsquo;s East Village to toast Julia Fox&rsquo;s debut as the face of the brand&rsquo;s Fall/Winter 2025 campaign. The actress and muse gathered an eclectic crowd of friends and fashion insiders&mdash;including Richie Shazam, Inanna Sarkis, Grace VanderWaal, Ivy Getty, and Steven Klein&mdash;for a night that perfectly captured the brand&rsquo;s signature blend of glamour and edge.

<h2>Kiehl's Late Night Pizza Party&nbsp;</h2>

Photography by Kammerman Photography, courtesy of Kiehl's.

After a packed day of runway shows, Kiehl&rsquo;s kept the New York Fashion Week energy going with a late-night pizza party at Grand St. Pizza in the Lower East Side. The skincare brand brought together a stylish crowd of creators and models, including Gabi Moura, Eni Popoola, Devyn Winkler, Sabrina Quesada, Nia Sioux, Skyelar Chase, and Molly Thompson, for a night of slices, selfies, and skincare talk.&nbsp;

Inside New York's Exclusive Fall/Winter 2025 Parties

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