Then we were off to Harry Josh and Nur Khan’s Spring Fling at Hiro. Was a great party with guests like Leonardo DiCaprio, Alejandro Santo Domingo, Mickey Rourke, Gisele Bundchen, Helena Christensen, Fergie, Vikram Chatwal, Brian Atwood, Jameson Ernst, Robert Verdi, and Prabal Gurung.

I’m back in NYC! Earlier this week I headed to Soul Cycle in the morning before grabbing lunch at Cipriani Uptown wiith Annabelle Murphy, Daniella Rich and Nicole Mellon.

Then later that evening, I was dragged to a charity event at the Pierre Hotel for my friend’s children’s school, The Birch Wathen Lenox School. It actually ended up being a fun evening.

It’s the end of the season for Florida. I had Passover with my family, Ally Freundlich, Robin Schwartz, Lauren Cooperman, Ed and Judy Cooperman, Andrew Bernbaum, and about 20 others both nights in Boca

I spent yesterday lying out at the Setai and then I got a relaxing massage. Last night Harry and I went to see Miky and Leticia Grendene at Casa Tua as our first stop of the evening with Loren and JR Ridinger, Kamal Hotchandani, Jon Cheban, Rob Vecsler, Ingrid Casares, Stefanie Hirsch, Andrew Sasson, Andy Massey, and Daniel Urzedo.

I love Aspen; there’s something so calming and peaceful about being in the mountains.

What an amazing dinner Haute Living publishers Kamal Hotchandani and Seth Semilof threw for their annual Haute 100 dinner. The dinner took place at The Forge Restaurant, which was recently remodeled and is absolutely gorgeous!

Yesterday I received a lovely collection of amazing head bands from Belles and Rebelles…such cool stuff. Then I was off to lunch at Lizzie Tisch’s with Stacey Pashcow and Debbie Peltz.

Thursday night, we headed to The Plaza for the sold-out Spring Dinner Dance for Henry Street Settlement. Lesley Schulhof is one of the chairs of the charity, which is dedicated to delivering social services and arts programs to residents of NYC. The event honored Richard Abrons, President of The Louis and Anne Abrons Foundation and Vice Chairman of Henry Street; Ursula Burns, Chairman and CEO of Xerox Corporation, who participated in Henry Street’s programs as a child; and Lauren Bush, who is very involved in FEED projects.

On Monday night, I went to Cinema Society for the premiere of Andrew Saffir’s new movie, Henry’s Crime, starring Keanu Reeves. I then headed to the after party at the Crosby Hotel.