In 1966, the eccentric and complicated author, Truman Capote hosted the famed Black and White Ball at the Plaza Hotel in New York City. More than 500 people attended this party donning their finest black-tie attire and masquerade masks. But, this wasn’t any ordinary society party. It was a first of its kind, when folks like New York socialite Babe Paley were seen in the same room as artists like Andy Warhol. Blue bloods with intellectuals and artists in one room, enjoying the endless flow of the evening's champagne.