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A chic West Village townhouse hosted a stylish holiday party in honor of Amy Astley and the AD at Home book, blending cozy design with cosmopolitan flair.
Derek Blasberg and Julianne Moore co-hosted the event, with guests including Anna Wintour, Marc Jacobs, and Chloe Sevigny in attendance.
The party featured a lavish, designer-driven decor with a Sol LeWitt mural, a prominent Christmas tree, and art-lined walls.
The buffet by Acquolina Catering was highlighted as a centerpiece of the evening’s scenography.
Numerous cultural tastemakers attended, including Diane Von Furstenberg, Jonathan Batiste, and Jeremiah Brent, highlighting the mix of fashion and art.
The event provided a visual tour of the host’s home, including dining rooms, a basement spa, and curated book displays.
The event emphasized AD at Home's layout and book promotion as a central focus amid festive celebration.

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Architectural Digest editor Amy Astley hosted a party in West Village to honor the AD at Home book launch.
The event took place at Fabiola Beracasa Beckman’s 1820s Federal-style townhouse, with a festive, art-filled setting.
Guests included Chloë Sevigny, Marc Jacobs, Julianne Moore and Diane von Furstenberg, among others.
The room featured a roaring fireplace and garlands, with poinsettia-adorned decor and gilded mirrors.
Culinary details included elaborate crudités, raspberry cakes, and palm-sized prawns by Acquolina Catering.
The AD at Home book was granted special packaging inside burgundy-and-pink AD totes as keepsakes.
Derek Blasberg served as co-host and described Fabiola Beracasa Beckman as a fabulous hostess.
The party included private tours of the ground-floor spaces and a focus on the book's release with Astley's commentary.
The evening blended festive decor with high-fashion moments and candid interactions among guests.
The event wrapped with champagne toasts as guests bonded over the AD at Home publication.

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Ryan Serhant defends Bethenny Frankel amid backlash over her Architectural Digest Palm Beach home.
Serhant calls Frankel a genius and a marketing maestro, ahead of public understanding.
Online critics roasted Frankel’s Florida home design showcased in AD, prompting discussion.
Frankel defended the design choices, noting no HomeGoods or Wayfair pieces despite praise for brands.
Frankel says she designs residences with investment in mind, not just aesthetics.
Serhant reiterates Frankel could become a leading figure in Florida residential real estate.
Frankel addressed the controversy in an Instagram video about her real estate profits.
Frankel emphasized the collaboration with luxury and mass brands as part of her investing strategy.
The interview coincides with the Netflix premiere of Owning Manhattan Season 2.
The report highlights ongoing tension between public perception and a celebrity’s taste in interior design.

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