Peter Davis, Paper Magazine Editor, Couldn't Get Into Paper's Own Packed "Beautiful People" Party

Guest of a Guest:

To say that Paper Magazine's Beautiful People Party at Hiro last night was crowded is an understatement. Over 4,000 people rsvp'd and, if you weren't at the doors at 8pm sharp, you weren't getting in. Case in point...Paper Magazine Editor Peter Davis. He had literally just flown in from India. Keith Lissner and I showed up an hour late to the party and found Peter with his hot new boyfriend (a student at Parsons), unable to get past the door.

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Comments

[markinaz]

The irony is delicious...

[escribacat]

I think I'd rather scrub the toilets.

[oregonideas]

now I'm really pissed.....somehow I didn't get an invitation

[scottfrommodesto]

Someone who used to live in my house has a lifetime subscription to this mag and we're still getting it.

It is the stupidest magazine... Picture Mugatu and Derek Zoolander taking pictures of themselves with some words interspersed.

[MPeter]

He is the Editor but he is not a beautiful person!!!! Keep him away from the party.

[gifu]

What a bunch of desperate, vain trolls. Hope they made it home before the sun came up and turned them all to stone.......

[PresidentRobertBooth]

"Beautiful People?"



Surely "Airbrush/­Photoshopp­ed People" would be more appropriate.

[Clare53]

4,000 narcissists RSVP'd. Holy moly that must have been something. That almost tops L.A.

[Spencaa]

Who holds a freaking BEAUTIFUL people party? What a bunch of narcasistic slobs.

[stringer]

Superficial losers. Something tells me, Peter Davis is somehow still not going to get the irony or the lesson of being denied entrance to this absurd mess in the first place.

[LiberalBuzz]

I'd fire everyone associated with the party for not having enough sense to put someone at the door to let the freaking editor in. There are enough out of work journalists and others from the industry who could replace them immediately.

[TheWanderer]

Could have been worse; they could have let him in.

[RJII]

stup*d superficial mess anyway.

[dagdavid]

The problem is not being turned away, but desiring to actually attend.

[John Wellington Ennis - Huffpost Blogger]

This would happen to me.

[situationcritical]

Based on your Blog photo, no - it wouldn't.