Memo Paris Takes to The Odeon to Fête Its Jean Jullien Collaboration

The Odeon, of all places, is no stranger to a star-studded guest list. A favorite of off-duty celebrities and cultural arbiters, last Thursday it closed its doors to the rest of Tribeca for a private dinner hosted by French fragrance house Memo Paris and Sarah Andelman. The Colette founder was joined by Memo Paris co-founder John Molloy to toast artist and graphic designer Jean Jullien. Jullien recently lent his graphic design talents to Andelman’s Mise en Page bookstore popup at Le Bon Marché. Andelman and Molloy introduced his Memo Paris collaboration, in which a special edition bottle of the fragrance house’s Odéon scent takes inspiration from a dreamy sunset painting of Jullien’s. Over steak frites, truffle ravioli, and many a martini, guests swapped fashion week party tales and took in the perfume’s notes of rose absolute, sandalwood, patchouli, and musk. Notables in attendance included Helena Christensen, Pauline Chalamet, Gabriella Khalil, Batsheva Hay, Henry Zankov, Suzie Kondi, Rafael Prieto, Alexander Olch, Futura, Estelle Bailey-Babenzien, and more.