Princess Maria-Olympia, Emira D’Spain, & Francesca Scorsese Step Into Their Alter Egos
Last night in New York City was an elegant collision of arthouse cool and Halloween revelry, as NYLON hosted its inaugural “NYLON Halloween” — co-hosted by Ivy Getty. The invite-only event took place at the Downtown Manhattan art-salon-meets-clubspace People’s, setting the stage for a night of alter-egos, luxe cocktails, and high-style surprises.
The Scene
Guests arrived in full Halloween mode, dressed as their alter egos, embracing the theme with daring looks and playful energy. The night drew in NYLON’s circle of tastemakers — including members of its new Membership community alongside Ivy’s own friends.
Inside People’s, the basement club/art salon in Greenwich Village, the vibe was electric. DJ sets by Isan Elba and Alice Longyu Gao kept the energy high. At the same time, specialty cocktails from Casamigos defined the night’s indulgence — a pear-margarita dubbed “Mothersucker” and an espresso martini cheekily titled “Poison Ivy.”
The Guest List & Style Highlights
A roster of stylish VIPs turned up, many in creative costumes and full party mode:
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Princess Maria‑Olympia of Greece and Denmark won the best costume title, dressing as Alice in Wonderland.
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Other attendees included: Emira D’Spain, Francesca Scorsese, Annie Doble, Sofia Hublitz, Bailey Taylor, Alexa Dark, Arianna Biermann, Brooks Marks, Chloe Jane, and Jesse Solomon.
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The space was decorated with mirrored tables, vampire-teeth props, candlelight, and even a costumed cowboy server handing French fries and pigs in a blanket to guests.
Brand & Host Spotlight
Ivy Getty — heiress, model, and musician — took the helm of the night with signature cool-glamour. The new NYLON Membership community made its debut at this event, offering a free invitation with perks including priority access to NYLON events, club partner collaborations, and brand drops.
According to Lauren McCarthy, Editor-in-Chief of NYLON:
“No one does Halloween, or any party, like NYLON. We loved partnering with Ivy and seeing everyone bring their alter egos to life with us last night!”
Final Take
“NYLON Halloween” made its splashy debut with a perfect blend of high-fashion, nightlife energy, and witty Halloween theatrics. From the bend of the alter-ego theme to the fine details (hello “Poison Ivy” espresso martini), it felt less like a costume party and more like a curated cultural moment — one that firmly placed NYLON (and Ivy Getty) in the centre of NYC’s fashion-event scene. If this is the first edition, the bar is officially set high for Halloween 2026.
