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LA PETITE MAISON HOSTS THE MY WEEK WITH MARILYN PREMIERE AFTER-PARTY
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LA PETITE MAISON HOSTS THE MY WEEK WITH MARILYN PREMIERE AFTER-PARTY
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Kenneth Branagh With Philanthropist Jean Shafiroff 
Michelle Williams
Linda Lauren
Robyn David And Celebrity Stylist Angelo David
Joni Fischer And Christopher Fischer
Justin Hopwood With Marisa Berenson And River ViiperiQUINTESSENTIALLY and FOREVERMARK hosted the premiere for the new Weinstein Company film, My Week with Marilyn, at The Paris Theater. The film stars Michelle Williams and Kenneth Branagh and documents the short time filmmaker Colin Clark spent with Marilyn Monroe during the filming of The Prince and the Showgirl during the late 1950s. After the premiere, movie-goers were invited to celebrate the film and toast to its success at La Petite Maison, the chic midtown two-story French restaurant known for its favor among celebrities, a short walk around the block on West 54th Street. Once there, guests included Harvey Weinstein, the film’s director Simon Curtis, My Week with Marilyn actor Kenneth Branagh, as well as Ben Gazzara, D.A. Pennebaker, Sandy Brant and Ingrid Sischy, Peter Cincotti, Caitlin Fitzgerald, Cody Horn, Max Lugavere, Don Murray, James Newman, Coco Rocha, Alana Stewart, Zoë Wanamaker, Marisa Berenson, Julian Schnabel, Celia Weston, Morena Baccarin, Nora Zehetner, Jessica Roffey, Voula Duval, John Stossel, Ben Rappaport, Greg Bello, and Ann Dexter-Jones. Male supermodels Justin Hopwood and River Viiperi of Soul Artist Management were also in attendance, along with author of Hostage in Time and renowned 4th generation psychic medium Linda Lauren, celebrity hairstylist Angelo David, fashion’s King of Cashmere Christopher Fischer, real-estate developer Adam Manson, and philanthropist Jean Shafiroff. Guests ultimately gathered downstairs for a superb buffet accompanied by cocktails and champagne.
ABOUT LA PETITE MAISON:
The 142-seat, two-floor restaurant owned by restaurateur David Barokas was designed with the intention of capturing the spirit and conviviality of the celebrated restaurant while embracing a contemporary style fitting of New York City. With a chic color palette of natural rich browns, vibrant red and clean white with a raised ceiling, La Petite Maison has all the right ingredients for a flawless French affair. The restaurant consistently serves up its divine concoctions to celebrities such as Alec Baldwin, AnnaLynne McCord, Bill Clinton, Paul McCartney, Leonardo DiCaprio, Natalie Portman, Nicolas Sarkozy, Barbara Streisand, and many others. For more information regarding La Petite Maison, please visit: www.lapetitemaisonnyc.com.
Photos by Liam McMullan of Patrick McMullan Photography
Michelle Williams Photo Courtesy Of Getty
ABOUT LA PETITE MAISON:
The 142-seat, two-floor restaurant owned by restaurateur David Barokas was designed with the intention of capturing the spirit and conviviality of the celebrated restaurant while embracing a contemporary style fitting of New York City. With a chic color palette of natural rich browns, vibrant red and clean white with a raised ceiling, La Petite Maison has all the right ingredients for a flawless French affair. The restaurant consistently serves up its divine concoctions to celebrities such as Alec Baldwin, AnnaLynne McCord, Bill Clinton, Paul McCartney, Leonardo DiCaprio, Natalie Portman, Nicolas Sarkozy, Barbara Streisand, and many others. For more information regarding La Petite Maison, please visit: www.lapetitemaisonnyc.com.
Photos by Liam McMullan of Patrick McMullan Photography
Michelle Williams Photo Courtesy Of Getty
