Just when you thought nothing could compete with Instagram, along comes Vine. Vine, the newest and coolest video app for your iPhone, let's you take super short videos that incorporate jump cuts just by holding you finger down. It's really fun! If you're new to the Vine game we have a handy-dandy list right here to tell you who is the coolest and funniest Vine users are.
Calvin Klein - @calvinklein
Adam Goldberg - @AdamGoldberg
In his Vines, actor Adam Goldberg is a weird version of himself who relies on a blonde wig for confidence. There's also this meta aspect to some of them in that Goldberg in his Vines discusses his addiction to Vine with his girlfriend, Roxanne. All of them are pretty surreal.
David Hershkovits - @DavidReporting
Paper Mag co-founder David is always Vine-ing us! Follow him to get some VIP access to the super ultra glamorous day to day activities at Paper, like us eating lunch and making oat couture.
The Man Repeller - @manrepeller
Sigh. Well, we can't go to all the fashion shows this season but at least we can live vicariously through Leandra Medine's awesome Vine account. Of course, all her videos are accompanied by her signature snark.
Jordan Burt - @imfauxreal
We're not entirely sure exactly who Jordan Burt is, but his Vine account (which has over 3,000 followers) is hilarious. He documents his weird antics, which include dangerous zit popping and uncomfortable roommates. Here he shows you how to make pizza!
Tyra Banks - @tyrabanks
Do we need to go into detail? You need to follow her based on the video below ALONE. Bitch GET ON VINE.
It is literally 100% Calvin Klein models lifting weights. Sweaty, male, underwear models. Do we need to repeat ourselves?
Jimmy Fallon - @jimmyfallon
Catch some of the shenanigans that happen backstage at The Late Night With Jimmy Fallon Show. We can only expect great things from this account.
Fashionista - @fashionista_com
Catwalk montages galore! This is the Vine to follow for peeks at all the shows in action.
Us !!! - @papermagazine
Because, duh! Here's a Vine of all of us freaking out as we get another beautiful issue of Paper done before our deadline. It's all for you!
Though most of us know how hectic fashion week is for designers, editors, stylists, models, and buyers, we forget that there are entire symbiotic industries equally as busy -- event publicists, nightlife promoters and, most of all, DJs. After a few spins around the dance floor you might feel like you've seen most of fashion week's familiar faces behind the DJ booth. One person you might have missed is Bill Coleman, the DJ and longtime NYC nightlife guru (he's worked with R.E.M., Lady Gaga, Sinéad O'Connor and En Vogue) who calls the shots when it comes to what you hear inside the tents at Lincoln Center. "I'm programming all the music for the week in addition to DJing," Coleman told us when we caught up with him on the first day of fashion week. "I also selected all the DJs," he added, in reference to the rotating line-up stationed at an elevated DJ booth overlooking the main tent and all of the lounges.
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10:45 a.m.: Fitting with Michael Bastian. Embodiment of classiness,
elegance and kindness. Walking for him is an absolute privilege. His
studio door and this season's mood board and textiles.
Michael and the boys. Miles (right) just being his regular ol' angel self. Fucking cutie-pie that one.
7:30 p.m.: And then this happened...The real shit that moves me -- my pals doing what they do best. "No big deal, we just fierce." Bradley Teal Ellis and Neal Beasley at 
9 p.m.: Neal Beasley (left) and Miguel Gutierrez (right).
Kim Gordon, Lizzi Bougatsos and Shannon Funchess
Chloe Sevigny and models
Vanessa Hudgens
Kim Gordon performance
Brandee Brown
Lissy Trullie performance
Ellen and you had the same reaction to 
Taylor Swift danced and sang along to every performance last night, which was mostly annoying but also sweet because at least she wasn't sitting there looking bored. That said, we were getting major "this is embarrassing, but I'm trying to be a good friend so I'm just smiling and not making eye contact" vibes from her friend all night. [
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Dr. John wore his casual Sunday day look to perform with the Black Keys. [
Johnny Depp showed up to the Grammys looking like a cross between a sexy catfish and a parched piece of beef jerky wearing a Jim Morrison Halloween costume. Someone get this man an aloe vera bath, a rejuvenating scalp treatment and some shallow running water to swim in, STAT.
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Oh Barrrryyyy, we'd smoke cigarettes on a Hawaiian beach with you any day of the week. [
Valentine from a beaver. [
Valentine from a possum. [
Jason Marcus and Heather Heuser have chosen playful names for their restaurants in Williamsburg. Their first, Traif, means non-kosher, a reference to Marcus's love of pork (he's Jewish). The couple recently opened a follow-up, Xixa, pronounced "shiksa" (Heuser is not Jewish). Xixa features creative Mexican dishes with Asian influences and shows its feminine side with the wine list. Categories are headlined by iconic women -- and one man -- whose characteristics serve as a user-friendly guide. For instance, the Dolly Parton section offers fun, light and fruity wines along with the quote, "It's a good thing I was born a girl, otherwise I'd be a drag queen." Melissa and Joan Rivers are the foil for young and old, fortified and enhanced sherries, Joan's quotation being, "I wish I had a twin so I could know what I'd look like without plastic surgery." The friendly Heuser was happy to explain.
10 a.m.: Went by the agency after breakfast to talk to the team and my agent, Emily Novak. I leave for London at the end of this week for AllSaints. Sorting out planes, trains and automobiles. I come back two days later to shoot here in NY. Loads of back-and-forth last month and looking like it's not going to be much different this month. Last trip I took, I knew the airplane crew from a previous flight a few days before. It reminded me of when I was a young pro athlete when I travelled similarly: I'd get on a plane and know the stewards from a flight I'd taken earlier that month. It's a bit of a weird experience when that starts happening. 
12:30 p.m.: 12:30 appointment with 
6 p.m.: After a few more work meetings, I get to end the night by meeting up with two of my all-time favorite friends and writers: 
