Maria Bell
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Angelique Soave
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Cio Soler & Jaime McCourt
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Marti Oppenheimer
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Liz Goldwyn
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Brooke Davenport
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Kate Walsh
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Lady Victoria Hervey
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Lauren King & Carolyn Powers
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Paola Russo
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Ricki Ring & Louise Epstein
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Bettina Korek
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Sharon Stone
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Monique Lhuillier
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Poppy Delevingne
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Olga Kurylenko
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Paz de la Huerta
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Perrey Reeves
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Sutton Stracke
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Wilfredo Rosado
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The Museum of Contemporary Art hosted its eighth Distinguished Women in the Arts Luncheon on Wednesday, November 6, at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, benefiting arts education. After event chair Ricki Ring and MOCA Projects Council President Louise Epstein greeted guests including Maria Arena Bell, Chris Burden, Liz Goldwyn, Poppy Delevingne, Kate Walsh, and Olga Kurylenko, actress Sharon Stone presented MOCA Awards to artists Lita Albuquerque, Helen Pashgian, Nancy Rubins, and Betye Saar. The hotel ballroom contained vitrines filled with jewelry and objects from collaborations between Paola Russo, of L.A.’s Just One Eye boutique, and a stable of artists she’s worked with to create unique designs. Russo also masterminded a high-flying fashion show with clothes presented on models who alternated between pointe shoes, modern steps, and breakdancing choreography.