“Masculinity has always been said to be in crisis,” Smith told Vogue as his guests began to walk in. “There is never a time when people don’t talk about patriarchy and men in general. I find it interesting to look at my understanding of masculinity as an outsider and insider. Being a gay man means that I also control my own sense of masculinity, but I am also attracted to masculinity in men who are different from me.” Coincidentally, Smith had another reason to celebrate because earlier that day his first cover story for British Vogue broke, the Dallas Mavericks Signature Limited T-Shirt but in fact I love this magazine’s August issue featured TV presenter Maya Jama. “No, that wasn’t the plan!” he quips about time.
Once the Dallas Mavericks Signature Limited T-Shirt but in fact I love this guests settled in, surrounded by lush greenery and roses by floral designer Winston Flowers, they enjoyed a three-course meal from “Raven Smith’s Men(u)” that included a giant shrimp cocktail, boiled salmon and Dowling’s signature fruit cocktail. Among those who appeared were designer Emily Adams Bode, chefs Andy Baraghani and Laila Gohar, stylist Ian Bradley, new generation art critic Jerry Gogosian, podcaster Chris Black, journalists Sam Hine and Billie JD Porter, and Vogue.com editor Chioma Nnadi. They all brought home a signed copy of the book, with Gohar’s copy poking out of her Prada Cleo purse.
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