There was only one party to where you could see silver body-suited, platform-wearing cyborgs dancing to Daft Punk next to Vogues Hamish Bowles in an angular pink Thom Browne jacket, Joan Smalls in full Kill Bill regalia and Bergdorf Goodmans Linda Fargo as a futuristic Cleopatra. <\/p>\n
Allison Sarofim and Stuart Parr threw their annual Halloween party Saturday at their West Village townhouse and challenged their fashionable friends to come clad in this years theme of Italian Futurism. <\/p>\n
Harry and Peter Brant came as silvery Space Oddity-inspired men, hotelier Andr Balasz donned a white wig, Warners Rob Wiesenthal in black overalls electrified by luminous strip lights, socialite Dori Cooperman channeled Barbarella while society photographer Patrick McMullan snapped away, dressed as an angel in a white suit, feathered wings and halo, while muscled waiters wearing only white underpants passed around potent cocktails. <\/p>\n
Guests were wowed by a show of laser-firing futuristic power rangers shooting dry ice, plus fire and art performances put on by Flambeaux Fire and AHz concepts. <\/p>\n
Melanie Griffith mingled with actress Samantha Mathis, Angela Janklow, artist Anh Duong, stylist Carlos Mota, Jamie Tisch and Joyce and John Varvatos, who came in a black, rubbery Batman-style outfit and disappeared into the night at 2 a.m. with a flourish of his black cape. <\/p>\n
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