Mytheresa throws a year-end party at the Flamingo Estate

German luxury e-commerce giant Mytheresa held a wrap party Thursday night in Los Angeles year at Richard Christiansen Flamingo magic estate.

Guests arrived at the multi-level house, grounds and cultural center to see a piano with a grand filled with bottles of the estate's Pink Moon wine, before walking down a windy path to a mirrored studio with a jazz singer singing "It Had to Be You."

Past the "cathedral baths" with its famous concrete outdoor tub, a bubbling fountain was filled with Mytheresa gift boxes alluding to the holiday theme.

Upstairs in the main house, guests gathered around the pool for a show of aquatic ballet, recording a video of the swimmers in glamorous white one-piece swimsuits and red lipstick.

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"Last year when we first established our company in the United States, we worked with Richard and had a dinner here,” said Heather Kaminetsky, president of Mytheresa for North America, admitting that we had so much fun that some guests ended up in the concrete bathtub. The love party continued and the brands decided to throw a second party: "It's all about the lifestyle and we dress everyone, so there's a synergy. It's the same consumer that we take care of them differently in their lives,” she added, praising Christiansen's vision, which transformed the appeal of Flamingo Estate with its lush gardens, beehive and beehive. sheep farm, into a luxury lifestyle brand of farm boxes. , products for the pantry, bath and home. "We connect with the passion behind Flamingo Estate and what they stand for."

Aaron Alexander and Heather Kaminetsky

Dress code for the evening was black tie and "no reasonable shoes", and guests took him to heart.

NJ Goldston, Managing Partner of Athletic Propulsion Labs (founders Adam and Ryan Goldston are his sons) left the sneakers at home, strolling around in a glamorous silver sequin Rick Owens dress instead. "I feel like Morticia Addams," she joked of the long stare with the train.

Designer Scott Sternberg always looked preppy in his beloved tuxedo. "I'm just trying to stop myself from starting another business," he said of what he's been up to since Entireworld closed. "I probably won't be able to help her."

Actress and comedian Tiffany Haddish, designer Aurora James and her beau Benjamin Bronfman, director Aaron Harvey, designer Humberto Leon, influencer Aimee Song and stylist Erin Walsh were also among the crowd.