Which 'razzi enraged Vanity Fair EIC Graydon Carter?

So far, the media folk we've seen have been on their best behavior -- except Graydon Carter, that is. The famed Vanity Fair editor-in-chief lost his cool at Diane von Furstenberg's show Sunday when a photographer fell into his lap trying to get shots of Hollywood stars in the house, including Jennifer Lopez, Eva Longoria, Tatum O'Neal and Uma Thurman. "Who cares?" Carter was overheard fuming. "They are just actresses." Someone ought to share the boss' thoughts with the VF editor who's placed nearly every one of them on a cover in recent months (and can Tatum really be far behind?).

Inside the tents, we met Celine, a ZooZoom stylist who told us her favorite show so far had been ZERO + Maria Cornejo, which celebrated a decade of the Chilean-born, Brooklyn NYC-based designers' wares, sold in her Nolita store and presented twice a year in New York, Milan and Paris. Not only does Cornejo rock a solid, slick look, but Maria's also a proud parent to the best-dressed tween Celine had seen all day (a huge compliment, given that it's Fashion Week). "He's very Erin Wasson," Celine said of the trendster-to-be, "with a fedora and man's button-up shirt, and he can't be more than 10."

Speaking of Wasson, who recently launched her own jewelry line Low Luv, mum's still the word on whether the model-turned-stylist stole the designs for her signature body chain/necklace from jewelry designer Bliss Lau, who's been making similar pieces since 2007.

--Jen Swanson