Art of Expression WHCD Pre-Party!

Another great WHCD pre-party was at the National Mall Friday night by Google and The Atlantic. Called the Art of Expression, it was filled with innovators, philanthropists, celebs, and beautiful people like CNN Tonight anchor Don Lemon with Ronan Farrow, rumored to be Frank Sinatra’s son; we couldn’t help but note his blue eyes.

A temporary tent was constructed beneath the glow of the Washington Monument, setting a true Washington ambiance in America’s front yard. We snapped Miss District of Columbia Teresa Davis and Miss DC USA Lizzy Olsen.

The party included various art installations to celebrate the diversity of creative outlets in technology and media, including culinary treats suspended from wires to be enjoyed. Here, The Atlantic editor-at-large Steven Clemons and Katie Couric.

Speaking of beautiful people: model, and Victoria’s Secret angel, Chanel Iman. Cocktails were flowing and the party continued until the wee hours of the morning.

VICE Media co-founder/CEO Shane Smith with his wife, Tamyka.

Actor, director, screenwriter and producer Rupert Friend with his fiancé, appropriately named the coolest girl in sports, actress, fashion model and double-amputee athlete Aimee Mullins.

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