Chloë
was at the Reserve Nightclub in Chicago for a Veuve champagne tasting.
The music is by her brother DJ Sevigny. Since its 2005 opening, Reserve
has raised the bar for top-shelf nightlife in Chicago. The swanky spot
caters to the bottle service set with posh, Asian-inspired décor, premium
liquors and five-star service doled out by a model-licious wait staff.
Celebrity DJs stand in line to spin at the hotspot, and in late April
Paul Sevigny took his turn at the coveted turntable. The talented DJ boasts
a Star-magazine worthy last name; his sister Chloë is a certified superstar
as famous for being a fabulous actress (she earned an Oscar nomination
at age 22 for her role in Boys Don’t Cry) as for an impeccable sense of
style that consistently lands her on every glossy’s best-dressed list.
Taking a break from shooting her successful HBO show Big Love (on
which she plays a polygamist’s wife) Chloë stopped by Reserve on April
27 to show some sisterly love for her musically-inclined brother. The
actress wore a sexy, silky black dress and happily chatted with fans
and posed for pictures. 
Chloë may well have been the only person in
the joint to count Hillary Swank amongst her coworkers, but the folks
at Reserve made sure everyone felt like a celebrity. Guests kicked back
in plush white banquettes and sat at tables covered in red roses and
flickering candle light. Servers plied partygoers with silver trays
overflowing with strawberries and chocolate kisses. Sparkly flutes of
Veuve Cliquot Rose kept spirits rosy and conversation flowing.
We imagine the decadent evening was a much-needed night of fun for
Chloë. Other celebs rumored to be in the house that night, included
Vince Vaughn, Jennifer Aniston, John Cusack, Marissa Tomei, R. Kelly
joined by Reserve's co-founders Anthony Demasi and Eoin Callery.
Chloë
was at the Reserve Nightclub in Chicago for a Veuve champagne tasting.
The music is by her brother DJ Sevigny. Since its 2005 opening, Reserve
has raised the bar for top-shelf nightlife in Chicago. The swanky spot
caters to the bottle service set with posh, Asian-inspired décor, premium
liquors and five-star service doled out by a model-licious wait staff.
Celebrity DJs stand in line to spin at the hotspot, and in late April
Paul Sevigny took his turn at the coveted turntable. The talented DJ boasts
a Star-magazine worthy last name; his sister Chloë is a certified superstar
as famous for being a fabulous actress (she earned an Oscar nomination
at age 22 for her role in Boys Don’t Cry) as for an impeccable sense of
style that consistently lands her on every glossy’s best-dressed list.
