Michelle Dockery, Gugu Mbatha Raw and Micaela Coel led the celebrities attending the glitziest parties across London this week.
The Downton Abbey star - who recently welcomed her first child - rubbed shoulders with a slew of famous faces at the birthday dinner of Darnell Strom, the Head of United Talent Agency.
Hosted at the newly opened Fenix Mayfair, the evening brought together a buzzy crowd of VIPs.
Guests, who also included Elizabeth Day and Vanessa Kingori, arrived to a champagne and canapes reception, before moving through a vibrant evening of food and music.
Across town, Football for Peace brought together leaders from sport, government, business, entertainment and environmental action for the second annual “Rehydrate the Earth” Water Gala at Paddington.
The stars gathered at CÉ LA VI London, raising awareness and support for urgent water restoration projects in the UK and India.
And on Thursday, guests gathered to celebrate the grand opening of The Zetter Bloomsbury in the heart of London’s creative quarter, in partnership with co-host Hamish Bowles.
Kim Cattrall, Charles Jeffrey, Conner Ives, Dovile Drizyte, Juergen Teller, Linda Boronkay, Max Hurd, Osman Ahmed, and Patrick McDowell were all in attendance.
The Zetter Bloomsbury officially opened its doors with a celebratory evening that brought together London’s leading creatives, tastemakers and long-standing friends of the brand.
Co-hosted by esteemed fashion historian, journalist, and curator Hamish Bowles, guests were invited to explore the townhouse hotel through an immersive, full-property takeover with an evening of exceptional live music, fine foods and expertly crafted cocktails.
Throughout the night guests moved seamlessly throughout the characterful residence, from the magnificent 1,000sqm garden to the intimate Parlour, the botanical Orangery, yoga deck, and Terrace Suite, a serene retreat complete with a private terrace offering a bird's eye view across the festivities below.
Soundtracking the evening, NTS Radio’s DJ Martelo curated an eclectic set of soul and dance, while acclaimed pianist, Friqtao delivered a thrilling live performance of genre-blurring sounds, reinterpreting classical compositions alongside modern favourites.
