Crowds packed Union Park for more music on day two of Pitchfork. While fans had their eyes glued to the stages for high-energy acts from Solange and Belle and Sebastian, we were on the lookout for fashion moments. Enjoy some of our favorite looks from the day and tell us who tops your best-dressed list.  

Not only did Pitchfork kick off with crowd pleasing performances by Björk, Joanna Newsom and Wire, but festival-goers also hit a high note with their attire.

Five hundred of Sinai Community Institute’s supporters and benefactors dove headfirst into celebrating the organization’s 20 years of service June 22, boarding the Odyssey for an evening on the lake. “Windy City Live” co-host Ryan Chiaverini and actor Billy Zane emceed the nonprofit’s annual gala, where guests like Deputy Mayor Steve Koch, Loop Capital co-founder and President Albert Grace and Cinespace Chicago Film Studio President Alex Pissios enjoyed cocktails, dinner, desserts and fireworks.

For nearly 40 years, the nonprofit Rape Victim Advocates has supported survivors of sexual violence in Chicago. On June 20, 300 guests joined co-chairs Julie Smolyansky and Courtney Revis at Salvage One (1840 W. Hubbard) for the ninth annual Soirée in the City, held to help further the organization’s mission. Attorney Shauna Prewitt, Life Span and the Sexual Assault Justice Project of the Chicago Alliance Against Sexual Exploitation were presented with the Dr. Natalie Stephens Visionary Award for their work in advocating for survivors.

More than 300 young professionals came out on top at Christ the King Jesuit College Preparatory R!SE UP fundraiser June 28, generating $100,000 to fund tuition assistance for 75 Christ the King students.

Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle has long been an advocate for Chicago youth education, and on June 27, she was awarded for her efforts. More than 200 guests joined Preckwinkle at the second annual Chicago Debate Commission’s Make Room for Debate luncheon at the University Club of Chicago (76 E. Monroe), where Preckwinkle accepted the Champion of Debate Award and presided over a heated debate between four top students from the commission’s debate league.

More than 350 partygoers soaked in the natural beauty of 26 gardens sprawled across 385 acres at the Chicago Botanic Garden’s (1000 Lake Cook) ninth annual Summer Dinner Dance June 21. Co-chaired by Maria and Bill Smithburg, Colette and Tom Smithburg and Cate and Rick Waddell, the black-tie bash began with sparkling rosé cocktails in the English Walled Garden, followed by dinner in the Language of Flowers tent, decorated with pink roses, green hydrangeas, green cymidium orchids and purple lisianthus.

Poker tables, blackjack and roulette set the scene at Union Station (210 S. Canal) June 22 for the Auxiliary of NorthShore University HealthSystem’s 41st annual gala. The party — themed “Diamonds and Dice … How Lucky Can You Get?” — attracted more than 500 business, healthcare and civic leaders for a silent auction, raffle and live entertainment from the Steve Edwards Orchestra.

On June 19, Navy Pier celebrated its newest attraction: City Porch, a seasonal restaurant perched on the southeast end of the pier. More than 200 guests, invited by Splash, packed the interior and patio, sampling bites from the menu and mingling with owner Manolis Alpogianis.

The Illinois Eye-Bank, which recovers corneal tissue to restore eyesight to more than 1,000 Illinois residents each year (plus more than 1,000 people in other countries), hosted its 15th annual Gift of Sight gala June 27. The event, chaired by Dr. David Donnersberger and emceed by the Sun-Times’ Bill Zwecker, honored Northwestern University ophthalmologist Dr. Robert Feder and Splash editor/publisher Susanna Negovan for the work they’ve done in their fields.