What do you know to be true? It’s a provocative question. Not because there is one right response. But because the potential answer transcends singularity. The answer relies on lived experience—on what you know to be true uniquely to you. 

On a mid-September evening in Los Angeles, that same question integral to Rothy’s 10th anniversary campaign “Point of View” was provocative enough to turn up the dwindling summer’s heat and kick off a dazzling party. 

In the heart of Hollywood, a star-studded night on Sunset Blvd at Villa Air pulsated with the clinking of cocktails and a commemorative ambiance at “Iconic Women On Point.” Hosted by the sustainable shoe and accessory brand Rothy's, co-founders Roth Martin and Stephen Hawthornthwaite collaborated with CEO Dayna Quanbeck to celebrate the sixteen women highlighted in Rothy’s 10th anniversary “Point of View” campaign. These sixteen women and their stories of resilience and success in their respective creative fields—Mamie Gummer, Elisa Sednaoui, Laura & Nathalie Love, and Grace Burns, just to name a few—ornament Rothy’s relaunch of its iconic ballet flat silhouette, “The Point.” 

“Iconic Women On Point” saw fashionable guests like Gia Coppola, Honor Titus, Lorraine Nicholson, and Miles Fisher roll in throughout a vibrant evening, illustrious in conversation and glamour. While conversation and cocktails were bubbling at the bar, a late-night dance party brought the scene to its emboldened, swaying senses, DJ’d by Harley Viera-Newton and Arman Naféei—directeur d’ambiance for renowned hotels like Château Marmont in Hollywood and Le Sirenuse in Positano.

Bringing together friends, creatives, and fans of the brand, the private event at Villa Air celebrated the truths by which these trailblazers stand by—truths which are, of course, even louder and better celebrated when there’s a DJ and cosmopolitan in hand. Truths that remain concrete in Rothy’s creative ethos to make fashion flourish sustainably and inclusively—one pointed step at a time.