The 2024 Watermill Benefit, held at the picturesque Watermill Center in the Hamptons, was a night to remember, bringing together art, philanthropy, and high society in an unforgettable celebration.
This annual event, known for its eclectic mix of avant-garde performances and installations, once again attracted a diverse crowd of artists, celebrities, and philanthropists. The theme for this year, “Reflections and Reverberations,” was reflected in the stunning installations and performances that filled the evening, creating an immersive experience that captivated all attendees. Notable highlights included a mesmerizing dance piece by renowned choreographer Lucinda Childs and a striking visual art installation by contemporary artist Doug Aitken.
The event saw Solange Knowles step back into the spotlight.
The singer’s style has always presented a unique blend of boldness and sophistication, often characterized by vibrant colours, eclectic patterns, and innovative silhouettes.
On this occasion, she wore a look from The Row, embracing minimalism in a pleated design with a carefully sculpted asymmetrical top.
This ensemble effortlessly combined avant-garde fashion with timeless elegance, making her a standout in the crowd.
What most excites me about this look is knowing that it was styled by Danielle Goldberg.
If this means a shift towards less colour and more refined, understated fashion, I’m honestly all for it, because Solange under Danielle Goldberg’s style umbrella with Ayo Edebiri, and Greta Lee makes perfect sense.
Stylist: Danielle Goldberg.
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