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Virtue & Vice

Now in its nineteenth year, the Young Fellows Ball took place on the evening of March 15. Nearly 600 guests filled the Garden Court at the Frick Collection, a storied residence-turned-museum on the Upper East Side. The theme, inspired by a sixteenth-century painting, Choice Between Virtue and Vice by Paolo Veronese, influenced this black-tie fete. Ensembles ranged from ethereal blush tones to wicked bold shades and classic black. Proceeds from this benefit event provide support for the education programs serving New York City’s public schools and the Frick Art Reference Library. Photography is by Carl Timpone/BFA.com, unless otherwise noted.

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The Garden Court was designed to reflect the duality of the evening's theme.
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Steering Committee member Larry Milstein and Toby Milstein dressed for the evening in ESCADA, the design house that partnered with The Frick Collection for the event.
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Amory McAndrew, Gillian Hearst Simonds, and Sarah Flint also wore ESCADA
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Laura Day Webb wears a custom headpiece by La Doyenne
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guest-of-honor Elaine Welteroth with honorary chairman and creative director of ESCADA, Niall Sloan
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Also in attendance, fashion designer Wes Gordon and Paul Arnhold