ON IRENA: Bodysuit, La Perla ($315). 93 Greene St.; laperla.com. Cable-knit sweater, Prada ($590). 575 Broadway; prada.com. Fence tights, Wolford ($62). 619 Madison Ave.; wolford.com.
ON GIGI: Lace catsuit, Emilio Pucci ($7,265). 24 E. 64th St.; emiliopucci.com. Black quartz and diamond ring, Jack Vartanian ($2,930). 996 Madison Ave.; jackvartanian.com.
LEFT: ON IRENA: Black dress with silk jacquard bodysuit (dress not shown), Dolce & Gabbana ($2,950). 825 Madison Ave.; dolcegabbana.com.
BEAUTY NOTE: Deep purple nails impart serious drama. Rain of Flowers nail lacquer, MAC ($12). MAC counters citywide; maccosmetics.com.
RIGHT: ON ROBERTO: Tank ($15) and leggings ($26), American Apparel. 140 West Broadway; americanapparel.net.
ON IRENA: Halter bodysuit, La Perla ($317). 93 Greene St.; laperla.com. Plume dress, Elizabeth and James ($545). Bergdorf Goodman, 754 Fifth Ave.; bergdorfgoodman.com. Black gold and diamond ring, Damiani ($2,240). 796 Madison Ave.; damiani.com. Sleeves and tights, stylist’s own.
ON GIGI: Norris shirt, Ralph Lauren Black Label ($798). 867 Madison Ave.; ralphlauren.com. Ciré skirt, Prada ($590). 575 Broadway; prada.com. Sandals, Giuseppe Zanotti ($850). 806 Madison Ave.; giuseppezanottidesign.com. ON ROBERTO: Body stocking, Roberto’s own. ON IRENA: Beaded Elson dress ($6,000) and fingerless crocheted arm warmers ($695), Ralph Lauren. SEE ABOVE.
BEAUTY NOTE: Help hair reach new heights with Aveda’s Control Force Firm Hold hairspray ($26). Aveda stores citywide; aveda.com.
The first Italian male principal dancer for the American Ballet Theatre, Roberto Bolle created a stir of excitement for the New York spring season with stellar performances of Romeo and Juliet, Lady of the Camellias, Swan Lake and La Bayadère at the Metropolitan Opera House at Lincoln Center. Bolle also captured the attention of the fashion world, garnering ad campaigns for luxury European fashion houses such as Ferragamo and American classics including the GAP. As a Unicef Goodwill Ambassador, his humanitarian efforts have touched the lives of many. “I gladly do this to bring greater attention to dance,” he says about his offstage associations.
