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Boucheron Hosts Lierre de Paris Dinner at Central Park's Conservatory Garden

other · 2026-09-10

Boucheron unveiled its new Lierre de Paris jewelry collection during New York Fashion Week at the Conservatory Garden in Central Park, a venue typically restricted for events. Notable celebrities in attendance included Colman Domingo, Leslie Bibb, and Lisa Rinna, who wore pieces inspired by ivy. This collection pays tribute to the greenery at the Palais Royal, where Boucheron started his legacy in 1858. Domingo humorously showcased multiple pieces while guests enjoyed an exquisite meal from Thomas Keller's famed restaurant, Per Se, accompanied by a string quartet. The evening was visually enchanting, with autumn leaves gracefully falling amidst the park's ambiance.

Key facts

  • Boucheron hosted a dinner at Central Park's Conservatory Garden during New York Fashion Week
  • The event launched the Lierre de Paris jewelry designs, inspired by ivy on the Palais Royal arcades
  • Frédéric Boucheron opened his first boutique in Paris in 1858
  • Guests included Colman Domingo, Leslie Bibb, Paul Anthony Kelly, and Lisa Rinna
  • Domingo wore five earrings, four rings, and two bracelets set with diamonds
  • The menu featured dishes from Thomas Keller's Per Se in Columbus Circle
  • A string quartet performed around the lily pond
  • Photographers Owen Kolasinski and Madison Voelkel shot the event for BFA.com

Entities

Artists

  • Colman Domingo
  • Leslie Bibb
  • Paul Anthony Kelly
  • Lisa Rinna
  • Frédéric Boucheron
  • Thomas Keller
  • Camila Coelho
  • Zanna Roberts Rassi
  • Ari Fournier
  • Supriya Ganesh
  • Michal Kurtis
  • Tonya Lewis Lee
  • Spencer Means
  • Philippe Galtié
  • Yale Breslin
  • Ashley Avignone
  • Stellene Volandes
  • Owen Kolasinski
  • Madison Voelkel

Institutions

  • Boucheron
  • Per Se
  • BFA.com
  • Vogue

Locations

  • New York
  • United States
  • Central Park
  • Conservatory Garden
  • Columbus Circle
  • Paris
  • France
  • Palais Royal

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