On Saturday night, QVC held a party in Bryant Park in celebration of Fashion Week. While guests enjoyed drinks and hors d’oeuvres in the Salon Tents, the network taped a live show from the runway—but we were more interested in the party. Designer Isaac Mizrahi attended, as did celebrity stylist and Bravo star Rachel Zoe.

On the evening of Monday, February 11, guests like Isabelle Kellogg, Janna Bullock, designer Maggie Norris, writer David Dalton, and art critic Alexandra Anderson-Spivy attended the opening of Colette Maison Lumiere’s “metaphysical portraits.”

Renter’s Market? Buyer’s Market? Who can keep track. One thing is consistent: homes in the Hamptons will always be hot properties when they’re for rent or for sale.

W Hotels has announced that it’s about to hire its first Fashion Director. Word on the street is that it’s stylist Amanda Ross. A formal announcement will be made on February 11, during Fashion Week.

To many, the thought of Chinese food may conjure images of greasy takeout, splintery chopsticks, and less than health-savvy ingredients. If that is the case for you, you haven’t tried any of the restaurants on our list.

In 1928, J.P. Morgan’s daughter constructed the original building where the Hudson Hotel now stands. In 2000, Ian Schrager and Phillipe Starck re-opened the space in its current incarnation.

Forget the September Issue. Anna Wintour has moved on to a real estate issue. The Vogue Editor-in-Chief is protesting the development of a new building at 178 Bleecker Street in her Greenwich Village neighborhood.

Tishman Speyer and Blackrock Realty Inc. have decided to turn over the Peter Cooper Village and Stuyvesant Town apartments to creditors and investors.

The Shake Shack has just announced that it will be opening a new location on the Upper East Side. It will take the place of a run down sunken plaza at 182 East 86th Street.