The creative director and chief executive officer of Alice + Olivia and the artist were the cause for such a pun; the nonprofit organization honored their loud, bright designs for the evening.

Ringing in the Year of the Pig properly, Lilou the Pig, San Francisco’s official “therapy pig,” made an appearance, posing for photos in a sparkling bow and with hooves painted a lucky Chinese red.

The two events always take place the first week in September, prompting socials to dub the glamorous whirlwind “Hell Week.”

The annual Planned Parenthood New York City gala honored Laverne Cox and Cecile Richards.

“I think this is what sets the theme for other galas in the springtime,” said Selita Ebanks.

“Darling, they gave me a huge award in June,” said the architect of an honor presented to him by the cultural institution last year.

Letting their hair down at the event were guests including Jean Paul Gaultier, Haider Ackermann, Coco Rocha and Isabelle Huppert.

The new couple joined Jost’s “SNL” cast mates for a night under the whale.

Jennifer Garner, Olivia Wilde, Dakota Fanning and more came out to support the cause.

“Believe me, if I could sing like Maria Callas I would be up there doing ‘La Traviata,'” said the rocker at the cultural institution’s opening night gala.

The annual Dior-sponsored event will take place Nov. 15.

Unitas raised awareness and funds to fight human trafficking.

The New York-based charity will celebrate its 62nd anniversary at the event.

As spring gala season wears on in New York, get to know event planner Ron Wendt, who plans parties for Louis Vuitton, Chanel, the Society of MSK and Cartier.

An exclusive look at the costume archives — and through WWD’s photo archives — of the 50 years the Met Opera has been at Lincoln Center.