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Pixie Geldof and Rafferty Law lead stars at the hottest parties in London this week

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Karasin, E. (2026, September 25). Pixie Geldof and Rafferty Law lead stars at the hottest parties in London this week. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/london-hottest-parties-b1298403.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-09-25 · by Ekin Karasin

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Celebrities including Pixie Geldof and Rafferty Law attended a high-profile event in London featuring bespoke cocktails and luxury goods in collaboration with PATRÓN Tequila. The evening also included an intimate conversation with musician Skinner discussing his creative process, alongside canapés and desserts from top chefs. Elsewhere, Tinie Tempah spoke about the upcoming art exhibition for his new album "The Night’s Not Dead," set to release on October 16th, which will feature artwork by David King Reuben at W1 Curates in Oxford Street.
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Pixie Geldof, Rafferty Law, Saffron Hocking, John Glacier, and Lil Silva attended a one-night-only event in London in collaboration with PATRÓN Tequila. Guests enjoyed bespoke cocktails like The Tabi Twist and The Red Sole Royale, inspired by iconic footwear designs. Additionally, grime artist Tinie Tempah joined longtime collaborator Murkage Dave and BBC broadcaster Ellen E. Jones for an intimate conversation about his creative process. At another event, Rosie Fortescue, Yomi Adegoke, Brett Staniland, Felicity Hayward, and Toni-Blaze Ibekwe gathered at Maison Assouline to celebrate the expansion of luxury resale platform FASHIONPHILE into the UK.

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Guests enjoyed bespoke cocktails inspired by iconic footwear, including The Tabi Twist, made with Hennessy VS, maple verjus, grapefruit, vetiver gris and truffle honey, and The Red Sole Royale, combining Citadelle Rouge Gin, citrus, Sauvignon gomme, red vineyard peach bitters and Champagne.
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🔮 He collaborated with artist David King Reuben, whose artwork for Tinie’s forthcoming album The Night’s Not Dead will be exhibited at W1 Curates on Oxford Street next month.

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The likes of Pixie Geldof, Saffron Hocking, Rafferty Law, John Glacier and Lil Silva joined for the one-night only event in collaboration with PATRÓN Tequila. asserted
likes → join → Tequila
They enjoyed bespoke PATRÓN serves including Mike’s Margarita, a spicy pineapple twist on the classic PATRÓN Spicy Margarita created especially for the night. asserted
They → enjoy → night
Earlier in the evening, Skinner joined longtime collaborator Murkage Dave and BBC broadcaster Ellen E. Jones for an intimate conversation unpacking his creative process. asserted
Skinner → join → process
Rosie Fortescue, Yomi Adegoke, Brett Staniland, Felicity Hayward, and Toni-Blaze Ibekwe rubbed shoulders at Maison Assouline in Piccadilly, marking the latest chapter in luxury resale platform FASHIONPHILE’s expansion into the UK. asserted
Fortescue → rub → UK
Written by fashion editor Dylan Kelly, The Book of Iconic Shoes explores 25 defining footwear designs, from Manolo Blahnik Hangisis and Prada Monoliths to Christian Louboutin So Kates, tracing the stories and cultural moments that turned them into icons. asserted
that → write → icons
Across 280 pages, the book brings together designer sketches, campaigns, archival imagery and street style alongside insight from FASHIONPHILE’s luxury experts, creating a visual history of the shoes that have shaped modern fashion. asserted
that → bring → fashion
Guests enjoyed bespoke cocktails inspired by iconic footwear, including The Tabi Twist, made with Hennessy VS, maple verjus, grapefruit, vetiver gris and truffle honey, and The Red Sole Royale, combining Citadelle Rouge Gin, citrus, Sauvignon gomme, red vineyard peach bitters and Champagne. asserted
Guests → enjoy → Gin
Canapés included crispy rice with burnt avocado and spicy emulsion, Scottish langoustine tacos, braised short rib with crispy hash brown and black garlic, and whipped goat’s cheese with black fig. asserted
Canapés → include → fig
Guests finished with ruby chocolate cheesecake and bespoke shoes and FASHIONPHILE cookies. asserted
Guests → finish → cheesecake
Elsewhere, Tinie Tempah discussed his first album in nine years getting its own art exhibition. asserted
album → discuss → exhibition
He collaborated with artist David King Reuben, whose artwork for Tinie’s forthcoming album The Night’s Not Dead will be exhibited at W1 Curates on Oxford Street next month. asserted
artwork → collaborate → Street
Read More “I want people to treat it as something precious, which is why I felt it would be great to collaborate with an artist,” he explained at Culture Collective: Ibiza Art Weekend, presented by W1 Curates and The Night League. asserted
he → read → Curates
W1 Curates turns the three-storey façade of FLANNELS into a vast digital canvas, with bespoke LED screens taking contemporary art directly onto Oxford Street. asserted
screens → turn → Street
Inside, W1 Immersive’s floor-to-ceiling digital screens surround visitors with imagery, using technology developed to reproduce artists’ colours with precision. asserted
screens → surround → precision
Released on 16 October, The Night’s Not Dead is Tinie’s first album in nine years, following Youth in 2017. asserted
Night → release → 2017
It traces a night out from getting ready to the dancefloor and the search for an afterparty. asserted
It → trace → afterparty
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