Supper Club's jetsetting Brit Tamsin Lonsdale makes introductions, keeps secrets, and detoxes poolside at Soho House after a rough weekend in Ibiza.

Point of Origin: I went to University in Edinburgh and every birthday party, I’d organize a celebration in our house, a mansion, a house by the water. So that’s where I got my taste for hosting events and getting all my friends together for music and dancing. In 2004 I was a fashion stylist in London doing styling for rock bands, new talent for Creation, the record company, and that was fun. I’d style a lot of the music videos but it wasn’t fulfilling work and it wasn’t like working for myself. I started hosting these dinners and they were really successful.

Harlem's Morris-Jumel Mansion on Sugar Hill was once home to jazz legends Count Basie and Duke Ellington. But last Thursday, Lena Hornes were replaced by Richie Riches (along with the likes of designer Philip Bloch and heiress Jennifer Missoni, pictured left), when the Supper Club, Tanqueray No. TEN, and London It Thang Tamsin Lonsdale hosted an outdoor jazz picnic. Check out a couple photos after the jump.

“I’ve got too much on my plate,” a buxom blonde whines over a mound of Kobe beef in a slick corner booth at the Kobe Club. She has no idea. In one night we’re tempted to traipse through most of Manhattan, fitting in Richie Rich’s Rox and Riley Footwear Launch Party at 205 downtown, uptown to the Kobe Club to celebrate the opening of Kobe Beach Club uptown, chat up Eva Mendes at Calvin Klein, and gawk at the Bravo Awards after-party. We certainly have a lot on our plate tonight, and it's not sirloin.

Party monster label Heatherette had, shockingly, a party last night to celebrate the launch of their tag-team with MAC cosmetics. The jam was dripping pink, bubblegum pops, and candy shops. Teyana Taylor performed to honor the lads who got her wearing dresses. Clone-heads Andrew and Andrew spun in their matching lensless white-framed specs, and Heatherette leads Richie Rich and Traver Rains sparkled amongst all that glitter.

Photo courtesy Patrick McMullan Company