<http://schema.org/articleBody>
"   Photo: Paul Maffi  Let&amp;#039;s break it down. Stylist Leslie Fremar was born in Canada, began her career as a fashion assistant, climbed the ranks and eventually became associate fashion editor, moved on to become the Director of VIP Relations at Prada, established herself as one of the industry&amp;#039;s most coveted celebrity stylists\u2014and the rest is history. Today, her current client list includes sartorial icons like Jennifer Connelly, Julianne Moore, Charlize Theron, and Reese Witherspoon, and she&amp;#039;s about to debut her second collection in collaboration with Fruit of the Loom. Her luxe range consists of tees, sweaters, leggings, and dresses that start at $22 and will be sold at every single Bloomingdale&amp;#039;s store around the country beginning in June. She&amp;#039;s epitomized the concept of &amp;quot;high-low,&amp;quot; and as we anxiously wait for her collab to hit shelves\u2014we spoke with Fremar and found out why she deems her &amp;quot;pregnant dreams&amp;quot; too crazy to share. ELLE: What is your favorite smell?Fremar: I love the smell of rosemary. There is nothing like fresh rosemary in a garden. ELLE: What do you consider the epitome of happiness?LF: When my son cracks up laughing. When he is happy, I am happy, and nothing else matters. ELLE: How do you define luxury?LF: To me, luxury is something really well-made. It can be clothing, but it doesn&amp;#039;t have to be. It can be anything really, as long as it is made with expertise and time. ELLE: What is the last dream you remember?LF: Well, I am pregnant, and I think when you are pregnant, or at least for me, you have crazy dreams. If I shared them with you, you may think I am crazy. ELLE: What&amp;#039;s your favorite childhood memory?LF: Growing up in Canada, going to summer camp was a huge thing. As a 10-year-old kid, going away for two months in the summer was pretty fun and getting handwritten letters from your parents was very special. If I had known handwritten letters were going to be a thing of the past, I would have kept them all. ELLE: What&amp;#039;s the last book you read and loved?LF: Sadly, the last book I read is called When Pigasso Met Mootisse. My son loved it. ELLE: Describe your home&amp;#039;s aesthetic.LF: I love my apartment. I put so much time into decorating it because I want my son to have a home. It is very warm and comfortable, but it has a strong point of view. He needs to know his mom takes aesthetic very seriously. ELLE: What are your vices?LF: Chocolate, pizza, french fries, and cheese. ELLE: Describe yourself in five words or less.LF: I am very conservative, serious, controlling and decisive. Somehow I still have friends. ELLE: What possession will you never throw away?LF: All &amp;quot;things&amp;quot; are disposable to me. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.elle.com/fashion/news/a21685/10-questions-leslie-fremar-43345/?click=smart&kw=ist&src=smart&mag=ELM&link=-SMT-ELM>