Monte Carlo

A gobo on the red carpet showed the evening's logo, and a black press wall served as the backdrop for arrivals to the Rodeo Drive Walk of Style awards.

Demi Moore presented the award to Pierre Rainero, Cartier International's image, style, and heritage director.

Debra Messing presented the award to Prince Albert II of Monaco, who accepted on behalf of his late mother, Princess Grace.

Servers welcomed guests to the after-party at the Blvd at the Beverly Wilshire with trays of champagne, wine, and hors d'oeuvres.

Camilla Belle and Angie Harmon were among the guests at the after-party, which included a silent auction.

Banners in Beverly Hills showed the award recipients.

Staff wore Cartier's signature red outside the Beverly Hills retailer.

During the cocktail reception, guests played craps, blackjack, and roulette.

Bopology performed songs such as "The Girl from Ipanema" throughout the cocktail reception.

Striped lamps and embroidered candleholders decorated highboys.

Before dinner, an appetizer station outside the ballroom offered rose-shaped sushi.

In the ballroom, an illuminated lectern bore the Alzheimer's Association's logo, and images of Monte Carlo adorned the backdrop.

Gold linens, crystal globes, and black Chiavari chairs accented dinner tables.

The entryway for the New York event was a tunnel filled with smoke, projections, and audio. The sounds and images playing were of frustrated smartphone users, designed to contrast the setting inside.

At the Zing vodka launch, the press wall took the form of a hedge with 2,000 roses spelling out the brand's name.

After much research, the event's organizers chose to create a striking topiary at the entrance to the garden, incorporating MoMa's logo alongside sponsor Cartier's into a simple backdrop for the arrivals area.