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"   Photo: Getty Images  For a moment, it looked like New Yorkers knew nothing but resilience last night, spilling out of city&amp;#039;s best parties and showing no signs of exhaustion from Chanel and a mobbed Don Hills the night before. At Rag &amp;amp;amp; Bone&amp;#039;s Avenue based after-party, where sexy-meets-utilitarian clothing was the dress code, designers David Neville and Marcus Wainwright hosted an intimate affair on the upper-level mezzanine. Their front row stars Jessicas Szohr and Stam weren&amp;#039;t in attendance, but the crowd carried on their trendy spirit, bopping to a hipster playlist (one we wouldn&amp;#039;t be surprised to hear at Avenue again tonight, for Charlotte Ronson&amp;#039;s bash). The slightly more sophisticated celebration of 3.1 Phillip Lim&amp;#039;s menswear collection was held at Toro in Tribeca, where party-goers petered out at an early 2am, a sign that New Yorkers indeed may not be impervious to collapse. Or, the more likely explanation, an early curfew was self-imposed in preparation for tonight&amp;#039;s double whammy: Alexander Wang&amp;#039;s wacky carnival and John Varvatos&amp;#039; Bowery blow-out. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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