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"   Kate Hudson, Elton John, and Matt Bellamy If the event is called \u00A1Viva Fiesta! The Hot Pink Party, you can count on one thing: Girl, it is going to be cray. The Breast Cancer Research Foundation brought the insanity\u2014and the mariachi band!\u2014to New York City&amp;#039;s Waldorf Astoria Hotel on Wednesday, unloading a giant fiesta truck onto the grand ballroom for its annual fundraising bash. (Seriously, did someone tear open a blinking neon pi\u00F1ata full of rainbow-colored toys and paper flowers to decorate? Amazing.) Vera Wang made an early arrival in a 98-percent pink and studded Roberto Cavalli couture party dress. It was her tribute to Evelyn Lauder, who died of breast cancer in 2011. &amp;quot;She&amp;#039;s smiling down on me tonight,&amp;quot; the designer said. &amp;quot;I know, because I only used to wear black to these things!&amp;quot; Michael Kors greeted his old pal and &amp;quot;first wife,&amp;quot; and the fashion friends mused about finding time to do it all. &amp;quot;Honestly, when you live a busy, crazy life, everything is about trying to have balance,&amp;quot; Kors said. &amp;quot;I love what I do and I spend a lot of time and energy working, but have time for your friends! Have time for your family. Make time for yourself. You&amp;#039;re going to be better at everything you do and be a happier person, hopefully.&amp;quot; One seriously happy person was Kors&amp;#039;s date for the evening, model Constance Jablonski, who had been celebrating her 22nd birthday. She was working the color of the moment in a dress by MK, natch, but the glow on her cheeks was from the warm spring weather from the afternoon. &amp;quot;It was too beautiful outside today,&amp;quot; Jablonski said, &amp;quot;so I had a couple of friends over and we sat up on the rooftop with a little ros\u00E9.&amp;quot; Something bubbly floated into the room in the form of Kate Hudson, who talked about feeling and doing good. &amp;quot;You gotta work from the inside out,&amp;quot; she said. &amp;quot;Feeling good is something that comes from the inside, and with that comes doing good.&amp;quot; Hudson rushed off to chat with Sir Elton John. Her fianc\u00E9, Muse frontman Matt Bellamy, stood in the wings of the ballroom and observed the landscape. &amp;quot;What&amp;#039;s going on here?&amp;quot; he asked, seemingly bemused by the twirling folkl\u00F3rico dancers. Bellamy was there to support his lady, but was also excited to see the night&amp;#039;s special performance by John, who&amp;#039;d been a musical influence since Bellamy&amp;#039;s childhood.  Sir Elton, for his part, wore pink: hot pink shirt, hot pink glasses, black jacket with hot pink sparkles on the shoulders and shirt sleeves. (Does. Not. Give. A. Damn. What. You. Think.) Party emcee Elizabeth Hurley introduced the singer after urging attendees to donate to a cause that she&amp;#039;s been supporting for the past two decades. Sitting at the piano, surrounded by fake palm trees and a giant cutout of a full moon, John began to play the opening notes to &amp;quot;Tiny Dancer.&amp;quot; It was Evelyn&amp;#039;s song, he said, hardly even looking at the keys. And all the phones in the room went up at once to capture the moment.   Elizabeth Hurley and Kate Hudson  Vera Wang  Constance Jablonski and Michael Kors Photo: Getty Images "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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