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"  Photo: Marisa Tomei in ThreeAsFour with MoMA&amp;#039;s Todd Bishop and Visionaire founder Cecilia Dean, in Ohne Titel. Billy Farrell Agency There&amp;#039;s photo-bombing and glitter-bombing...but foil-bombing? It happened on Saturday night, as Visionaire and G-Shock came together for a very shiny art party. Designer Alexandre de Betak took over Tribeca&amp;#039;s Clocktower building, and paid homage to Andy Warhol&amp;#039;s Factory by coating the floor, ceiling, and walls with silver foil. In one room, giant fans blew bits of shredded silver into guests&amp;#039; hair, dresses, and handbags. In another, huge mylar balloons bobbed along every surface. And on the dance floor, party guests like Helena Christensen and DJ Ti\u00EBsto posed behind a shadowbox that projected metallic images around the room, turning every subject into a Star Wars character that&amp;#039;s never been invented. Officially, the party celebrated Visionaire&amp;#039;s 63rd edition, called &amp;quot;Forever,&amp;quot; which enlisted friends like Karl Lagerfeld and Lady Gaga to create etched metallic plates for an indestructible box. Unofficially, the bash carried over from Frieze New York&amp;#039;s second annual art fair, and so did the guests. &amp;quot;We just came from the MoMA, and they had an entire room full of rain,&amp;quot; said Marisa Tomei. &amp;quot;It was really incredible. And now...[she gestured to the falling foil pieces], it&amp;#039;s raining again.&amp;quot; &amp;quot;The Misshapes had a foil-covered apartment in the East Village at one point,&amp;quot; revealed Leigh Lezark. &amp;quot;We bought aluminum foil at the supermarket and pasted it up with wallpaper glue and paint rollers. It only cost $20!&amp;quot; Model Hailey Clauson wished she had a metallic pad. &amp;quot;I think the silver walls are amazing, and I&amp;#039;d love to see them at my place,&amp;quot; she grinned. &amp;quot;But it looks like it would be really difficult to take down. I think my landlord would kill me.&amp;quot; Visionaire founder Cecilia Dean had other real-estate stress. &amp;quot;I have a big walk-in closet in my apartment, which is wonderful,&amp;quot; she noted. &amp;quot;But I also have a moth problem. So even though this edition of Visionaire is called &amp;#039;Forever&amp;#039; I&amp;#039;m not sure any of my clothes are going to last forever unless I handle it soon...But I worked with Ohne Titel to create this dress I&amp;#039;m wearing\u2014we worked together around the theme of the party to create something custom\u2014and if I could wear this forever, I probably would!&amp;quot; The term &amp;#039;forever&amp;#039; might also apply to Visionaire&amp;#039;s creative timeline. &amp;quot;Mario Testino sent in his image of Kate Moss for this project first,&amp;quot; Dean explained. &amp;quot;And the rest...I mean, making an image on a piece of metal and then reproducing it is a real process. We&amp;#039;ve been working on this particular project for at least a year. Maybe next year, we&amp;#039;ll do the opposite\u2014instead of &amp;quot;Forever&amp;quot; we&amp;#039;ll call the issue &amp;#039;10 Seconds&amp;#039; and it&amp;#039;ll just be everybody&amp;#039;s Twitter updates.&amp;quot; Behind her, model Hilary Rhoda posed for a photograph, and an eager Instagrammer tried to steal his own shot.  Helena Christensen, Visionaire co-founder James Kalliardos, and Camilla Staerk. Photo: Billy Farrell Agency  Designer Richard Chai with models Heidi Mount, Constance Jablonski, and Eniko Mihalik. Photo: Billy Farrell Agency  Model Pauline van der Cruysse in the balloon room. Photo: Billy Farrell Agency  Hailey Clauson, Johan Lindeberg and Hilary Rhoda, and Leigh Lezark wearing Chanel. Photo: Billy Farrell Agency "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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