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"  1. Waris AhluwaliaWaris Ahluwalia, American Sikh jewelry designer and actor He is based in New York City but has also lived in Los Angeles and travels frequently to Rome, Italy, Japanand Rajasthan, India, where most of his jewelry is made. He sells his jewelry through his company, House of Waris, and has collaborated with the fashion designer Benjamin Cho. House of Waris came into being after the owners of Maxfield&amp;#039;s in LA noticed Waris&amp;#039; elaborate diamond rings and placed a large order which sold out. In addition to his work in jewelry, he has had a number of small roles in films, most notably by those of his friend Wes Anderson, and in commercials.  2.  Doreen ArbelDoreen Arbel, Assistant Vice President, Maybelline New York Doreen Arbel&amp;#039;s experience consists of 10+ years in International Marketing in France, Canada and the US. She has strong beauty industry expertise in brand management, new product development, advertising and sales. She has been with L&amp;#039;Oreal since 2002 and has held various roles within mass market brands. In 2004, she transferred to the US and launched Garnier Nutrioniste. In 2009, Arbel transitioned to a strategic role within Sales working to develop marketing initiatives for our top retail partners. She is currently Assistant Vice President, Marketing for Maybelline New York, the #1 cosmetic brand in the US. Doreen Arbel has proven a track record of breakthrough product launches from conception to implementation.  3. Alexis Bryan Morgan, ELLEAlexis Bryan Morgan, Fashion Director, ELLE  4. Tommy HilfigerTommy Hilfiger, American fashion designer and founder of the brand Tommy Hilfiger For 25 years, Tommy Hilfiger has brought classic, cool, American apparel to consumers around the world. His designs give time-honored classics a fresh look, and his discerning taste has provided the foundation for the growth of a global brand. Hilfiger introduced his first signature collection in 1985 by modernizing button-down shirts, chinos, and other time-honored classics with updated fits and details. Under Hilfiger&amp;#039;s guidance, vision and leadership as Principal Designer, the Tommy Hilfiger Group has become one of very few globally recognized designer brands offering a wide range of American-inspired apparel and accessories in more than 1,000 stores worldwide.   In 1995, Hilfiger launched the Tommy Hilfiger Corporate Foundation, which in 2009 donated $2 million to Millennium Promise, a non-profit organization founded in 2005 to help end extreme poverty.  5. Dan KingPhotographer Daniel King grew up in Sydney, Australia. He moved to New York in 2005 and began his career assisting fashion photographers David Sims and Steven Klein. Since starting to shoot on his own, he has become a frequent contributor to ELLE Magazine as well as T Magazine, Wonderland, V Magazine, V Man and Corduroy. He has worked with designers The Row, Tim Hamilton and Jason Wu as well as shooting for Bergdorf Goodman.  6. Derek LamDerek Lam, American Fashion Designer Derek Lam, a native of San Francisco, began his fashion career in 1990 after graduating from Parsons School of Design. After twelve years spent at the highest levels of American fashion as a designer at Michael Kors, Lam launched his eponymous label in 2003. Derek&amp;#039;s vision for his label is to create clothes that are both luxurious and wearable, with a feminine but unfussy beauty about them. His touch is especially sophisticated: modern but never cold, fantastical but always rational. He skillfully manages the combination of refinement and sensuality, with exceptional fabrics and highly perfected detail.   He strives to make fashion that is timeless in its elegance: to offer one clear example, Lam is known already for cutting the most perfect trench. &amp;quot;I am interested in what it means to live a contemporary life,&amp;quot; says Lam. &amp;quot;I always consider what will work for women at this moment, and to me this moment is about luxury without formality. Even at their most feminine, my clothes are not precious or staid.&amp;quot; Lam has received abundant recognition within the fashion industry. He won the CFDA Perry Ellis-Swarovski Award for Emerging Talent in Womenswear in 2005, and was a winner of the Vogue/CFDA Fashion Fund Prize in 2005. In 2007, he won Accessory Designer of the Year at the 2007 CFDA Awards. His work was exhibited at the Kennedy Center&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;The New China Chic&amp;quot; exhibition in 2006, and at London&amp;#039;s Victoria and Albert Museum&amp;#039;s exhibit of significant New York fashion. His deep engagement and creative dialogue with the worlds of art and architecture led to the inclusion of his design in the Neue Galerie&amp;#039;s monograph on Egon Schiele, whom Lam considers an inspiration.  7. Deborah LloydDeborah Lloyd, Co-president, Creative Director for kate spade Deborah Lloyd is co-president and creative director of kate spade for Liz Claiborne inc. In this role, she oversees all creative aspects of the kate spade and jack spade brands, including product design, merchandising, creative services and public relations.  Deborah came to kate spade in November 2007 after spending six years as executive vice president of design and product development at banana republic. She oversaw approximately 60 people who worked with her to design both the women&amp;#039;s and men&amp;#039;s businesses, including accessories, fragrance, baby and gift items.  Before banana republic, Deborah spent 5 years at Burberry. Her work there was integral in the re-launch of the Burberry women&amp;#039;s London collection: bringing the idea of English dressing to the forefront of fashion again.   Deborah also put in time as a designer at places like Aquascutum London, Kenzo Paris and Daniel Hechter Paris. One of her very first jobs in fashion was as an assistant to Byblos designers Alan Cleaver and Keith Varty in Ancona, Italy.  Deborah earned a Master of Arts degree with distinction from the royal college of art in London and a B.A. (first class) from the Ravensbourne College of Art and Design, London. She is fluent in French and has received several British fashion council awards including contemporary designer of the year for Burberry in 2000 and classic designer of the year for Burberry in 1998 and 1999.   Ms. Lloyd lives in Brooklyn with her husband, both avid collectors of photography and fashion illustration. She spends the weekends in her upstate house creating a little piece of England in the garden.  8. Nicole MillerNicole Miller, American Fashion Designer Nicole Miller is an American fashion designer. Miller attended the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) where she earned a degree in fine art. Upon graduation from RISD, Miller moved to New York City and teamed up with business partner Bud Konheim. In an era when many designers work for large corporations, Nicole Miller maintains her independence. She owns her company with Konheim and the firm&amp;#039;s 150 employees. They are one of the few independent fashion design studios operating in New York City today.  9. Marcia PatmosMarcia Patmos, American Fashion Designer, Lutz &amp;amp;amp; Patmos Marcia Patmos, of M.PATMOS, honed her craft at the Rhode Island School of Design, but she has always had design in her blood. As a child, Marcia learned how to make or repurpose just about anything from her grandmother, who spent most of her time sewing, knitting and crocheting. After working in the New York fashion industry for several years, Marcia and her friend Tina Lutz came together to start LUTZ &amp;amp;amp; PATMOS, a timeless luxury collection of sweaters, separates and accessories that merged fashion with art and design. After 10 successful years in business, Tina and Marcia are parting ways after the Fall 2010 line delivers.  For M.PATMOS, Marcia uses her touch to create beautiful, relevant clothing that is both special and comfortable. For her, change starts with very small things, and the importance of design is to open minds to new things, making for endless possibilities.   Marcia&amp;#039;s goal is to make easy, modern, understated, beautifully crafted clothing that feel as comfortable as wearing jeans and a t-shirt and become wardrobe essentials. Into these pieces she incorporates strength, ease and grace, and also uses thoughtful production techniques that are socially conscious and eco-friendly, when possible. To Marcia, &amp;quot;there is something very special about an item touched by a human hand.&amp;quot; By working with artisan communities, multiple families and even whole villages can be supported.   10. Anne PasternakAnne Pasternak, President &amp;amp;amp; Artistic Director of Creative Time Creative Time strives to commission, produce and present the most important, ground-breaking challenging and exceptional art of our times; art that infiltrates the public realm and engages millions of people in New York City and across the globe. During Pasternak&amp;#039;s tenure the organization has increased its commitment to artists working with untried media and has offered established artists fresh opportunities to experiment and engage new audiences. Renowned projects under her artistic direction range from exhibitions and performances in the historic Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage, new sculptures in Grand Central Station, paintings in Coney Island and skywriting over Manhattan to the Tribute in Light, the twin beacons of light that illuminated the former World Trade Center site six months after 9/11, in honor of the lives lost there.  11. Anne Slowey, ELLEAnne Slowey, Fashion News Director, ELLE Anne has been writing about the people, places and diverse ideas that drive the world of fashion since 1989. She was named Fashion News Director of ELLE in 1998, and has spent her tenure at the magazine pushing the boundaries of traditional fashion reporting. Slowey and her team uncover the inspirations behind each season&amp;#039;s trends, placing them in a cultural context that encompasses art, history, film, music, and much more.  12. Joe Zee, ELLEJoe Zee, Creative Director, ELLE Joe Zee was appointed ELLE&amp;#039;s Creative Director in January 2007. The move to ELLE followed many successful years as Fashion Director at W and as Contributing Fashion Editor at Details and House &amp;amp;amp; Garden. He was also Editor-in-Chief of both the men&amp;#039;s and women&amp;#039;s editions of Vitals. Zee was named on of the Top 15 Stylists in the world by STYLIST (published by Rizzoli and Style.com) and was the New York Post&amp;#039;s pick for Top Fashion &amp;amp;amp; Style Insider. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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