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The Million-Dollar Library Where Nothing Is for Sale
D’Orazio World built a public-relations business by treating diamonds like library books: lend them to the right stylist, at precisely the right moment, then make sure the world notices.
SHO+CO knows who belongs in the picture
A handbag, a famous face, a carefully negotiated introduction. Inside the agency that connects fashion brands with the people who give them cultural meaning.
E! News outgrew the 11 p.m. appointment
The nightly show ended. The celebrity conversation kept going. Inside a media brand learning which parts of television belong on a phone - and which still deserve a red carpet.
The Impact Agency knows who should be in the room
A premiere begins long before the cameras flash. The Impact Agency builds the guest lists, handles the arrivals, and gives influential people something worth talking about.
A-Frame Agency puts the people behind the look in the picture
The hairstylist, the makeup artist, the person responsible for those nails: A-Frame represents the creatives behind celebrity images, then helps turn their expertise into a business of its own.
TRAFFIK and the art of getting the dress back
A fashion sample has a second life in requests, shipping labels, and overdue returns. TRAFFIK is organizing that life - and says its users pushed it toward fewer steps.
Danielle & Alix know what the outfit is for
The celebrity styling duo built a business where wardrobe meets public image. Their work runs from Lindsay Lohan’s looks to denim shopping guides - with a surprisingly useful lesson about getting dressed.
Naeem Khan
Naeem Khan is a New York luxury fashion house founded by Indian-American designer Naeem Khan, known for opulent, intricately hand-beaded evening gowns, ready-to-wear, and bridal collections. Blending his family's Indian textile heritage with the restraint he learned as Halston's apprentice, the label has dressed Michelle Obama, Beyonce, Taylor Swift, Jennifer Lopez and royalty, and shows twice a year at New York Fashion Week.