Fashion and Art Break Bread at the Chanel Tribeca Film Festival Annual Dinner

Fashion and Art Break Bread at the Chanel Tribeca Film Festival Annual Dinner Leigh Nordstrom "Is this the normal one? I can't even tell," wondered Alice Eve, freshly inside the doors of Balthazar Monday evening. The downtown brasserie had been taken over with a disguise of cherry blossoms and peonies for the 12th annual Chanel Tribeca Film Festival dinner, which drew the likes of Diane Lane, Katie Holmes, Ruth Wilson, Jon Bon Jovi, Andie MacDowell, Alice Eve, Dianna Agron, Christina Ricci, Jonah Hill, Julia Garner, Zosia Mamet and Jemima Kirke. The dinner honors several artists each year. "I love the idea that volunteers have put it together, and it's done with such love," Eve continued of the festival, of which she is a jury member. "It's restorative — it makes you feel that people are good, which is nice. I've loved the education I've had from all the documentaries — it's felt a little like school, where everyone comes together and has a group activity." In addition to the acquainted film set, the dinner drew Chanel-clad young breakouts, political types (Huma Abedin and Barbara Bush Jr.), artists in faded yellow raincoats, and the spare rocker type (Bob Dylan's model grandson, Levi). Budding Aussie actress Odessa Young walked the carpet with a red Chanel crossbody in view, and a Follow WWD on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook. Read More... Fashion 3