"Selling the Hamptons" star Bianca D'Alessio Hosts Hamptons 30th Birthday Soiree At Parrish Art Museum
“Selling The Hamptons” TV star Bianca D’Alessio just celebrated her 30th birthday with a lavish soiree in the Parrish Art Museum in the Hamptons. The real estate star danced through the night with family, friends, fellow cast members, power brokers and Nest Seekers International CEO, Eddie Shapiro. Camera crews were spotted at the lavish event, as filming for Season 2 of the show is underway.
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Bianca and her team, The Masters Division, had a lot of other successes to celebrate in addition to her milestone birthday, including recent record-breaking real estate deals they’ve achieved in New York City. The iconic Herzog & de Meuron Architects-designed venue in Water Mill was the perfect backdrop for special evening, which featured unique touches throughout - a Vintage Rose Hamptons Tap Truck, signature cocktails, light bites and passed canapes, music by DJ Aiden Jude, a lineup of enchanting cabaret and burlesque-inspired performances by dancers from The Box, cake by Master Sweets, a candy cart by The Candy Anchor and “Selling The Hamptons” beach bag essentials/takeaways.
Guests include fellow cast members and colleagues including Mia Calabrese (who was also celebrating her birthday!), J.B. Andreassi, Michael Fulfree, Kenny Arias, Peggy Zabakolas, Justin Mezzatesta and other tastemakers including founder of retail brand Island To East Side, Christina Carmona, dental influencer and founder of Maison BE luxury dental studio, Dr. Bridget Glazarov and more.
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