The CFDA Awards status prop was a free kick

"Wait, are we having trouble?" asked Amanda Seyfried.

Michael Kors was trying to get her on the iconic CFDA Awards red carpet, which was more of a silvery white, but we didn't couldn't Stop talking about our workout songs (her: anything from the 90s, me: the whole Dropout soundtrack, especially LCD Soundsystem) and kind of blocked all the line of celebrities waiting to pose. (Sorry!) Seyfried wore a stunning catwalk black from Kors' latest collection, along with dark red lipstick, but a much cooler shade than Kors' lipstick. Elizabeth Holmes, the recent Emmy winner was quick to point out. (Seyfried says it's this one, in case you want to try it.)

Amanda Seyfried in Michael Kors and Lancôme make-up.

Among those awaiting their whirlwind moment at Cipriani South Street were SNL star Heidi Gardner and the surfwear Cynthia Rowley, who confessed to taking pictures of Jello en route, and Martha Stewart, who asked Julia Fox for a selfie. ("I was shaking," Fox admitted while lighting a "really excellent, extremely enjoyable" marijuana cigarette from Edie Parker Flower. "Dead, really. She's everything.") Nearby , model and artist Richie Shazam posed (hypnotically, TBH) at Luar. “Fashion is a real love language in New York,” she said. "So when someone gives you an item of clothing, it's not just a gift, it's a real sign of affection and trust. So for me, CFDAs are like a love letter from us everyone."

Regina Hall confirmed that the vibrations were real. "I don't know how it happened, but somehow when I met Jason Wu, I found a designer who could dress my body and I found a wonderful human being who I truly admire. It's a rare type of partnership, and the older I get, the more I understand that when he comes into your life, you cling to him. On the other side of the room, Kim Kardashian (in Dolce & Gabbana "But with skims underneath!") clung to Khloé Kardashian (in liquid bronze LaQuan Smith) while Janelle Monaé clutched her Thom Browne puppy purse tightly. /p>