#LAnatives: Lorraine Nicholson, Francesca Eastwood, Rashida Jones at the Vanity Fair / Louis Vuitton party

Lorraine Nicholson | Francesca Eastwood | Amanda Sudano & Brooklyn Sudano | Rashida Jones

It was far too crowded up on the patio of Louis Vuitton to take any pictures last night but I saw tons of celebs, tons of agents like Jeremy Zimmer from UTA, an entire batch from CAA’s TV and reality dept, Nate Ament (Brentwood) who is now at Paradigm, a fleet of male model servers in white buttondowns. By the end of the night, they restricted access to the rooftop patio, with a prodigious line forming at the bottom of the stairs. The picayune size of the appetizers drew derisive comments, but were delicious nonetheless. Overall, Very nice event, but where’s my LV gift bag?

L.A. natives and celebrity kids include: Rashida Jones (daughter of Quincy Jones and Peggy Lipton), Lorraine Nicholson (daughter of Jack Nicholson), Francesca Fisher-Eastwood (daughter of Clint Eastwood), Amanda Sudano & Brooklyn Sudano (daughters of Donna Summer), and Simone Bent (daughter in law of Jane Fonda).

Celebs include: Autumn Reeser (Lizzie the home wrecker from Entourage), Christina Ricci,  Kristen Bell, Maggie Grace, Louise Roe (from The City and Elle.com, was also at the Carrera party Saturday night at the Chateau Marmont) photograher Bart Dessaint and Mad Men cast members January Jones, Rich Sommer and Colin Egglesfield. Where at? LV store on Rodeo.

Also in attendance was VP and Publisher of Vanity Fair Edward Menicheschi , Vanity Fair’s West Coast editor writer Krista Smith, along with lots of tourists hording the store front at 8pm for a glimpse of someone they recognize. The party benefitted Oceana – Oceana, founded in 2001, is the largest international organization focused solely on ocean conservation – with tons of STAR POWER! Harrison Ford, Zach Braff, Ted Danson, Philippe Cousteau, Amber Valletta, Barbra Streisand & Sting and many more. H-wood producer Keith Addis is Board Chairman.

(not one of LV or VF’s more major parties – this one is considered an advertisers’ party – ie. LV advertises in VF – this is one of the built-in agreements to the ad contract).