Edun's creative director Sharon Wauchob has managed to produce a Fall/Winter 2012 collection with cool, punky separates that aren't too fussy. Together, the fusion -- pixilated, graphic print dresses, structured vests, shiny down outerwear and pointy bi-color boots -- seems like a natural ensemble for late nights in the city. See the photo gallery above for backstage photos of the Edun runway show.
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As PAPERMAG made our way into Vera Wang's show this morning, we immediately spotted André Leon Talley, curiously for the first time this Fashion Week. Looking dashing as ever, Talley explained that he'd been in L.A. at the Grammys all weekend and that Vera Wang's show would be "the first thing I've seen!" And how was the fashion at the Grammys? "I loved Rihanna's dress. Armani," Talley replied with efficiency. And did he think fashion at the upcoming Oscars would be as notoriously "safe" as people predict? "Always! They play it safe at the Oscars. Except for people like Tilda Swinton, who's great. And I don't think Viola [Davis] and Octavia [Spencer] will play it safe. They will give unexpected surprises."
Although fashion, as Rachel Zoe says, is a cruel mistress, it is an industry that is driven by fantasy, passion and hopeless love. At the Donna Karan F/W 2012 show we caught up with two of the industry's top players, Edward Enninful and Adriana Lima, to see if their romance with fashion was surpassed by romance in real life. 
"I spent many, many hours in libraries writing my thesis," Michelle Harper said, as we waited in the New York Public Library's third floor corridor for Thom Browne's F/W 2012 show to begin. "They are a gift, a gift to mankind." Harper, who was dressed in a sparkly outfit of yellow and white stripes, studied at NYU and wrote her thesis on "a crossover between architecture, ethnomusicology and trade routes in Asian art." Picturing this fashion icon, studying amidst mortals -- not unlike the crowd of students and tourists who had started to gather around us -- was an amusing image.
Though Leighton Meester appears every bit as much of a fashionista as her Gossip Girl character, Blair Waldorf, we were relieved to learn at the Vera Wang show that her sartorial taste wasn't always so savvy. 
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This morning at the Rodarte F/W 2012 show, we caught up with wunderkind blogger/editor Tavi Gevinson to discuss 
Yesterday at the premiere of Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie at Williamsburg's Nitehawk Cinema, PAPERMAG had a bit of a chat with the wacky funnymen. We were expecting Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim to bombard us with jokes, antics, and non sequiturs but instead we found ourselves conversing with two very professional gents (you can see they even wore suits for the occasion). Were these really the same guys shaving each other in a bathtub and getting penis piercings in the first 10 minutes of the movie (which led to a handful of Sundance filmgoers to walk out)? Though they played it straight during our Q&A, we still managed to get some goofy nuggets out of them including what they were like when they met in college ("we were alternative"), how they snagged Will Ferrell and Zack Galifianakis in their flick and what the hell happened at Sundance. 
