Perrier-Jouet 200th anniversary party at Il Bottaccio on October 11, 2011 in London, England.

Tonight, the House of Champagne Perrier-Jouët holds its UK Bicentenary celebrations with a lavish 'Living Legacy' private party shared with 100 VIP guests drawn from across the creative spectrum.

Hosted at the prestigious London town house, Il Bottaccio at Hyde Park Corner, the evening followed a journey from the boutique House's foundation in 1811 to the modern day.

A champagne reception with Perrier-Jouët Belle Epoque 2004 was followed by a sumptuous Bicentenary Dinner inspired by Monsieur Albert Roux OBE. After dinner, a stunning 'live' exhibition of guest portraits by Lorenzo Agius was unveiled and the evening concluded with DJ sets by Mark Ronson and Sam Young.

Paloma Faith

Kelly Hoppen

Actress Daisy Lewis

Rachel Johnson

Mark Ronson and wife Josephine de la Baume

The Perrier-Jouët 'Mentors & Muses' party celebrated the House's living legacy: a unique philosophy embracing expertise, artistry and 'art de vivre' spirit, developed and shared over two centuries. To honour this 200-year old marriage of craftsmanship and inspiration, the evening was conceived as an opportunity for guests, drawn from across the creative spectrum, to personally recognise and pay tribute to their own sources of inspiration - past, present or future. The guest list comprised VIP's who each invited their personal Mentor, Muse or Protégée. The guest list spanned across artists, designers, ballerinas &  actors; Mark Ronson invited his new wife Josephine de la Baume as his muse, milliner Stephen Jones invited Mary Katrantzou as his muse, Henry Holland invited Pixie Geldof as his muse, celebrity photographer Lorenzo Agius invited Emilia Fox as his muse whilst her brother, Freddie Fox chose his Guildhall drama college teacher Ken Rea as his mentor.