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Catholic School Girls Rule the World
LAist sometimes is invited to parties. Sometimes it's a backyard BBQ. Sometimes it's a dinner party. Sometimes it's LAist's friend's two-year-old's birthday party.
However, sometimes it's a Hollywood film production company's high school-themed summer party where every girl dresses up as a slutty Catholic school girl.
Production company Hard C, headed by director Jason Reitman and producer Daniel Dubiecki, hosted this particular shindig at The Highlands at Hollywood & Highland this past Saturday. The Hard C team were behind 2005's Thank You For Smoking.
LAist would like to thank Hard C and their guests for being smoking... hot.
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Catherine Reitman, sister to Jason and daughter of director Ivan,
does her best Sailor Moon. I guess she's an exchange student.
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While the ladies made the greatest contributions of the night, the
fellas stepped up -- perhaps even high-stepped up -- as well.
More photos of the party here.
Photos by Krapistan via Flickr
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Added bonus, check out the video for the Red Hot Chili Peppers' "Catholic School Girls Rule" from Freaky Styley:
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