Tommy Hilfiger preps out the Plaza with Knicks champs and pop idols

The stars held court in the Palm Court. On Thursday, Tommy Hilfiger welcomed more than 50 celebs and much of the cast of his viral ad campaign to his blockbuster spring 2027 show at the Plaza Hotel.Winning serious style points in the front row were Tommy-clad Knicks champs Josh Hart, Miles McBride and Karl-Anthony Towns and his new bride Jordyn Woods, along with Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor and Olympic gymnast Suni Lee.Musical artists Camila Cabello, Jisoo, 21 Savage, Cat Burns, Fireboy DML, Victoria Monét and Coco Jones didn’t miss a beat while Lisa Rinna, Victoria Justice and Lucien Laviscount served Hollywood glamour.

Meanwhile, shades-wearing supermodel Kate Moss snuck in fashionably late and kept seatmates Patrick Schwarzenegger and magazine editor Edward Enninful smiling with her colorful running commentary.The haute guests told Alexa they had repped prep in the past. “I was a goth for most of my teen years and then I went to a new high school in San Diego and tried to be a footballer, American preppy kid for a little bit,” shared Lukas Gage of “White Lotus” fame.“I changed my style and it didn’t really work for me.

But I’m bringing it back right now,” he added, motioning toward his varsity jacket.“This is like the quarterback I never was.

I’m, like, roleplaying today.” McBride, who sported crisp chinos, sweater and a houndstooth coat at the event, also embraced the all-American style.“I went to an all-boys private Catholic high school, so I had a preppy phase,” said the 6’2” athlete, who helped lead the Archbishop Moeller High School basketball team in Ohio to two Division 1 state titles.

“We wore collared shirts.” Even Lisa Rinna partook in the trend.“I was probably 13 when ‘The Preppy Handbook’ came out,” shared the actor, who was interrupted at one point by her friend Gage, who shouted ‘You are so f–king hot!’ “Oh my god, Izod, the whole thing,” she said. Hilfiger also did the whole thing....

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