Athletes, models and music moguls took over New York City last week.

Last Wednesday, Helena Christensen co-hosted an intimate New York Fashion Week dinner at the Salon at The Grill alongside Saie Beauty CEO and founder Laney Crowell.

The event celebrated the launch of the brand’s SuperSuede Baked Eyeshadow, which features Christensen as the face of the campaign.

“The evening brought together a curated group of fashion, beauty, and culture tastemakers for an immersive celebration inspired by the effortless glamour and minimalism of the ’90s,” an insider told Page Six.

Other stars in attendance included Molly Ringwald, Georgia Fowler and Alexis Ren, as well as designers Mara Hoffman and Batsheva Hay and stylist Tina Leung.

Last Thursday, Rita Ora performed Helen Reddy’s “I Am Woman” at the Kering Foundation’s annual event, which raised more than $5 million to aid in ending violence against women and children.

The evening was co-hosted by Salma Hayek Pinault, François-Henri Pinault, Pamela Anderson, Simone Biles, Dakota Johnson, Benicio Del Toro, Nacho Figueras and Lorna Simpson.

Last Friday, several athletes gathered at Simkhai’s celebratory debut of its SS27 collection with St-Germain at a pre-show reception ahead of the brand’s NYFM runway show.

US Olympic gymnast Simone Biles, NBA champion and New York Knicks player Tyler Kolek, WNBA point guard Skylar Diggins and tennis ace Venus Williams were among the sporty stars spotted celebrating with St-Germain Hugo Spritzes.

Other notable names in the room included François Arnaud, Jesse Metcalfe, Gavin Casalegno, Supriya Ganesh, Jordana Brewster and Minka Kelly.

On Sunday night, German tennis player Alexander Zverev celebrated his 2026 US Open victory with dinner and dancing.

A source exclusively told Page Six that Zverev dined with friends, family and his team members at Tao Downtown Restaurant before enjoying bottle service at Tao Nightclub in Chelsea.

At the private dinner, the group dined on orange chicken, Peking duck, spicy tuna and a large dessert platter.

From there, Zverev and his pals partied late-night at Tao Nightclub, where he was greeted with an over-the-top bottle parade.

Zverev defeated American tennis player Ben Shelton in four heated sets at Arthur Ashe Stadium in Flushing, Queens — earning his first US Open title and second Grand Slam championship of the year.

That same evening, G- Easy and Ty Dolla $ign hosted their single release party at Loosie’s nightclub at the Moxy Hotel on the Lower East Side.

“G-Eazy and Ty took over the DJ booth and had about a 45-minute set of them going back-to-back Djing and rapping on the microphone,” a partygoer exclusively told Page Six.

“The room was lit up with phone flashlights recording and taking pictures,” the source added.

We’re told A$AP Rocky was there for the bash, as well as Neon, Leon Thomas, YG, Fuerza Regida. 

We’re told Ty exited the club at 3 a.m., while the “Me, Myself & I” artist stayed until closing time an hour later.

On the floor below, rappers Future, Gunna, Meek Mill and French Montana were seen partying at the Highlight Room after a fashion-packed day.

They were also joined by Loe Shimmy and Key Glock, as well as NBA stars Cade Cunningham and Jarred Vanderbilt.