Rebecca Turbow

Josh Peskowitz

Josh Peskowitz, a former bagel baker, is the fashion editor for Condé Nast’s Men.Style.com, which serves as both GQ and Details magazine’s online home. Peskowitz styles shoots, manages writers and reports from fashion’s front line, where his influence
Marina Albright

Marina Albright runs the Albright Fashion Library in New York, a couture rental showroom that dresses everyone from Tyra Banks to the attendees of the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. This year, Albright launched the store and gallery MINA, where you can
Alexei Hay

Alexei Hay is a renaissance man in the realm of fashion photography, mastering both simple, elegant portraits and unconventional spreads that mix high fashion with construction sites and apocalyptic landfills. And as if working with bitchy models weren’t
Julie Ghatan

Julie Ghatan is a clothing archeologist—excavating the centuries to bring classic, intriguing pieces to her Chicago boutique, Dovetail. The store’s name refers to how Ghatan integrates items like mod print dresses into modern wardrobes and proves that
Alexander Olch

Edina Sultanik

Edina Sultanik, who launched an innovative fashion trade show Capsule earlier this year, is one third of the consulting company, BPMW. The agency is now a leading influence in the menswear market, which means Sultanik has more influence over how your boyfriend
Louis Terline

Louis Terline is co-founder and owner of New York City’s hottest chain of boutiques, OAK, curating his shelves with emerging designers such as Alexander Wang, Acne and Rachel Comey. This fall, Terline delighted budget-conscious fashionistas with the launch
Nina and Julia Werman

Nina and Julia Werman run Valley NYC, a vintage and contemporary clothing shop and spa. The boutique mixes California chic with exotic labels, while offering intricate nail art, waxing and facials for multitasking women—although, it’s probably wise to wait a
Maya Yogev

Maya Yogev, who once designed a line of clothing for Black Sabbath, works along the darker gradient of the fashion industry with her company, Grai. Founded as part of the quest to create the perfect jacket, Grai’s Nosferatu-esque pieces are inspired by



