Section B, Row 1, Seat ... at Rag & Bone Fall 2010. New York Fashion Week.

Anna Wintour and Bee Shaffer


Julia Frakes and Bryan Boy


Meredith Melling Burke and Keegan Singh


Poppy Delevigne


Virginia Smith

photos by Greg Kessler

Alexander Wang. The After-Party. (NYC)

via WWD - If there was any doubt left that New York Fashion Week parties are back big time, Alexander Wang put them to rest with the blow out he threw Saturday night, with help from Katie Grand, MAC and Milk Studios. Held at a gas station adjacent to Milk, the rager boasted three bars, performances by Santigold and Courtney Love, cheeseburgers and fries from Pop Burger and a free-for-all in the convenience store section where revelers could load up on junk food and beverages gratis.

"I'm so excited about these snacks! I'm a big junk food fan," said Devon Aoki as she grabbed Twix, Butterfingers and Orbitz gum before heading outside. Pixie Geldof was into the Nerds while nearby Alice Dellal literally stuffed a plastic bag with Cup Noodles and green apples (her food supply for the week?).

Considering the crowd—seemingly every black leather-clad and shaved head girl in town—the real thought on most people's minds was the danger of combining cigarettes with the location's multiple gasoline tanks.

"Are we all going to die?" fretted one guest.

"Please stop smoking—we're in a gas station!" yelled the DJ to the likes of Mischa Barton, Lily Donaldson, Isabeli Fontana, Anouck Lepere, Trish Goff, Tallulah Harlech, Julia Restoin-Roitfeld and a very slender Jared Leto.

No one listened but thankfully there was no need for concern.


Courtney Love


Santigold


Kirsten Dunst


Mischa Barton


Julia Restoin Roitfeld


Bee Shaffer


Erin Wasson


Jared Leto
*photos by Steve Eichner

That's What Bee Said...

From The Daily: “I really don’t want to work in fashion, it’s just not for me. I repect her, obviously, but it’s just a really weird industry. It’s just not for me. She [Anna Wintour] wants me to be an editor. I would never put it down, but I just don’t want to take it too seriously. People in there act like fashion is life. It’s really amusing, but if that’s your career—there are other things out there, seriously…I think I’m going to go to law school.” -Bee Shaffer, in The September Issue