Getting Ready: Lisa Rinna Glams Up for Boucheron’s NYFW Dinner

In her own words, “Lisa F***ing Rinna is here for NYFW.”

Last Wednesday evening, Central Park’s Conservatory Garden evoked a little corner of Paris, as Maison Boucheron gathered friends of the Maison for an intimate dinner.

The occasion, marked by the launch of its new Lierre de Paris creation, saw a curated circle of friends of the Maison come together in support of the Central Park Conservancy.

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Ivy was the evening’s quiet protagonist. A symbol of freedom and resilience, ivy has long belonged to the visual language of Paris, a city where it curls and whispers over the city’s architecture. Its twisting vines once climbed the arcades of the Palais Royal, where Frédéric Boucheron opened his first boutique; now, they found new life among candlelit tables in New York, spilling across the evening in verdant abundance.

Among the Maison’s nearest and dearest were Colman Domingo, Paul Anthony Kelly, Leslie Bibb, and none other than Lisa Rinna. Rinna, adored for her role as Billie Reed on Days of Our Lives and, more recently, for her appearance on The Traitors, adorned herself in the new Lierre de Paris collection. Shared exclusively with V, Rinna captured the moments before her romantic evening with Boucheron.

Photography by Tomás Herold

“Absolutely stunned by these Boucheron jewels!!”

Photography by Tomás Herold

“Tonight’s Look. Elias Matso Dress. Add the Valentino Bag. And the star of the show…Boucheron.”

Photography by Tomás Herold

“Cinched, Snatched, and Locked in…”

Photography by Tomás Herold

“Lisa F***ing Rinna is here for NYFW.”

Photography by Tomás Herold

“Valentino platforms are my all time favorite shoe, a Lisa Rinna closet staple”.

Photography by Tomás Herold

“The team behind it all!”

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 “I mean… do you die for these earrings or what!”

Photography by Tomás Herold

“I’m feeling a New York era in my future…”

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“Ready to roll.”

Photography by Tomás Herold

“Strut out the door, or don’t bother to leave the house.”

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