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"  On Sunday night, directly following his runway show, Tommy Hilfiger threw one hell of a party to celebrate the 25th anniversary of his label. To make it easy on everyone (and also, maybe to impress them), he threw said party steps away from New York Fashion Week central at Lincoln Center&amp;#039;s Metropolitan Opera House. Walking past a huge neon screen flashing TH and flanked by a row of bedecked models, we made our way up to the balcony (where we snapped the above photo). When we turned around from snapping said photo, we ran into a friend:  Christina Hendricks was far from our only famous acquaintance in attendance \u2014 pretty much everyone we&amp;#039;d care to see at a party was there, actually. And when Tommy came to the mic to introduce his performers for the night, the Strokes, we were pleasantly surprised, to put it mildly. Julian Casablancas &amp;amp;amp; Co. haven&amp;#039;t performed in this town for years, but they haven&amp;#039;t lost a step. Far from it. Here&amp;#039;s the evidence:      How often do you find several mastheads worth of fashion editors sloshing around like 20-year-olds at a rock show, singing at the top of their lungs in unison? Not very. Actually, more often than you&amp;#039;d think, but never, ever at the opera. Still, it happened last night, courtesy of Mr. Hilfiger and the Strokes. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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