DJ D-Nice threw the biggest all-white fashion party this weekend with guest performances by nostalgic acts like 702, Bun B, Baby Cham, and Israel Haughton at the prestigious Carnegie Hall. Mc’s Kenny Burns and Chris Spencer were the perfect hosts to keep an audience laughing while the orchestra danced and performed while being led by maestro Iggy Soul.
702 not only hit the stage, giving us nostalgic memories of their 90s hits the duo wore an all-white double-breasted sequin suit that was a combo between shorts and pants—a great holiday spin on summer white. The history-making DJ has a knack for merging fashion and music and creating the ultimate fest that unites listeners through his skills. DJ-Nice blazed the ones and twos with musical selections that took us to the club, church, and house party. It was impossible not to stand on your feet during the concert. Outside of the music, the all-white affair brought out musical heavyweights, influencers, and celebs who gave us fashion while wearing all white.
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The club quarantine creator shared an image from the Carnegie Hall stage with the caption that reflected on his journey, “What a journey! Back at @carnegiehall tonight! I’m so grateful for CQ! Thank you to all of the artists joining me tonight! I’m truly humbled by your presence.”
Keep scrolling for looks from the event.
1. D-Nice
D-Nice the legend creator of club quarantine, brand nice, and the DJ that saved all of us through music. His white ensemble included his signature brim hat, and the finish touches were gold and blinged chains around his neck. In an Instagram caption, he details that I threw an all-white party at Carnegie Hall last night.
2. Kandi Burruss
Kandi Burruss, pictured with her husband, wore white silk shorts and a sequin spaghetti strap top paired with silver open-toe mules. Her husband, Todd Tucker, stood beside her, wearing white denim jeans with white t and Louboutin sneakers. The simplicity yet punctuality while on-trend made a great look.
Tara Harrison, singer-songwriter, graced the stage alongside Dnice while singing vocals for reggae legend Baby Cham. While wearing a corset mini baby doll dress pairing back with a pop of color, strappy yellow feathered sandals.
4. Kenny Burns
Kenny Burns, the people’s culture host, and MC during the Carnegie Hall event, wore a white suit in the most unconventional stylish way. Pairing back with subtle silver jewels, Broche with a pearl that lay across the lapels of his suit jacket.
