So everyone in fashion is eagerly awaiting the release of the Anna Wintour/Vogue documentary, The September Issue, one of the most important pieces of cinema ever made, and naturally, the film's premiere will be a high-profile event. But who's invited?

1) The 303's new gallery in Chelsea was christened last night with a performance by The Virgins and partiers Lisa Spellman, Kirsten Dunst, Matt Creed, Thurston Moore, Serge Becker, Anna Sui, Byrdie Bell, Cynthia Rowley, Poppy de Villeneuve, Genevieve Jones, Julia Restoin-Roitfeld and Magnus Berger (left), Jessica Stam, Marilyn Minter, Sean MacPherson, and Rogan Gregory. [PMc/FWD]

Possibly New York's most famous hair stylist, Frédéric Fekkai's been cutting hair in the city for a quarter century. If you're a beautiful socialite, chances are he's also tried to hit on you.

Skin Deep articles in the Times always bring us useful news. For example, did you know that some salons stay open late, like until 11 or so? And also that, because they're fancy, they generally offer a beverage of some nature? "The result is an eclectic evening grooming scene in which executives coming from work intersect with young women in skinny jeans who are just beginning their night out." Fascinating! By the way, if we have to hear the words "skinny jeans" again, esp used as shorthand for some kind of coolness, we will puke. Also, this is the 10th mention of Frederic Fekkai in Styles this year. Maybe now we know where Trip Gabriel gets his roots touched up. Okay, probably not.

These Salons Forgo Beauty Sleep {NYT]