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Jerry Hall, Gemma Chan and Naomi Ackie Fete Kallmeyer’s London Debut with Net-a-porter

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Jerry Hall, Gemma Chan and Naomi Ackie Fete Kallmeyer’s London Debut with Net-a-porter

The Mayfair bash celebrated the brands’ capsule launch and brought Daniella Kallmeyer’s New York cultural salon Café Kallmeyer to London for one night.

ONE NIGHT ONLY: Mother-daughter duo Jerry Hall and Georgia May Jagger joined Gemma Chan, Rebecca Hall, Naomi Ackie and Lauren Schmidt Hissrich at the Audley Public House on Mount Street on Tuesday as Net-a-porter and Kallmeyer turned the popular Mayfair spot into a one-night-only salon concept, Café Kallmeyer.

Celebrating the exclusive capsule collection between the luxury e-tailer and New York-based label, the gathering also brought in fashion friends in London such as Julia Sarr-Jamois, Evie Henderson and Jessica Clarke and Net-a-Porter’s top clients to Café Kallmeyer.

The café is the brainchild of brand founder Daniella Kallmeyer, who was nominated for the American Womenswear Designer of the Year award at the CFDA Fashion Awards last year.

Cohosted alongside Net-a-porter’s chief executive officer Heather Kaminetsky, the evening swapped the usual dinner-party formula for a livelier and casual occasion, with pianist Tom Carradine providing the live music and quintessentially English food such as fish and chips, cheese sandwiches and mini sausage rolls being served.

The stars were among the guests sporting looks from Kallmeyer, including pieces exclusive to the Net-a-porter capsule, which reflects the brand’s signature approach to a modern wardrobe, built around polished, versatile pieces.

“We are delighted to partner with Kallmeyer to celebrate this exclusive capsule collection and bring Café Kallmeyer to London,” said Kaminetsky, who has been leading a promising turnaround effort for the past 18 months.


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