LONDON — If there were ever a collection that cried out for a party, it’s Net-a-porter’s holiday capsule with Rabanne , which landed with a bang, and a shower of silver and gold, in Mayfair on Wednesday night.

Rabanne-clad guests, including Iris Law , Jean Campbell, Pom Klementieff and a host of VVIP customers, outshone the glitter ball, and the mirrored ceiling, during the launch party at The Scotch of St. James, the historic nightclub and symbol of Swinging ’60s London.

The cozy basement club was the first place Jimi Hendrix performed when he touched down in London in 1966, and where members of The Beatles and the Rolling Stones mingled with Stevie Wonder, Rod Stewart and Sonny and Cher.

For one night only it was transformed into Le Club Rabanne, a showcase for the high-

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