We know how to celebrate
IF YOU’VE partied with Hollywood royalty, been kissed by Al Pacino and rubbed sequinned shoulders with an entire alphabet of A-listers it’s fair to assume you’d be hard to impress. So when TV3 presenter Lisa Cannon admits to being blown away by a party, you want to hear more.
“I was in Rome to interview fashion designer Roberto Cavalli at a party in the Colosseum,” she recalls. “It was like an old Roman film set, candlelit, orgy-themed ... SO decadent. It must have cost two or three million. There was food everywhere — huge hunks of lamb, blocks of cheese, grapes draped all over the place. The models were wandering around in underwear and black masks or stretched out on fur-covered chaises longues. I’ve never seen anything like it.”
