Go inside the glamorous opening of 35 Hudson Yards.
are still underway. Last night, Amy Astley, the editor-in-chief of, hosted an evening to celebrate the opening of 35 Hudson Yards.
While celebrities like Sarah Jessica Parker mingled about the area, Astley hosted an intimate reception for the New York crowd, including cocktails and dinner at Mercado Little Spain, as well as a private reception and a special musical performance. Here, go inside the opening of 35 Hudson Yards.
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