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The Tiny Hollywood Showroom Hiding in the Fashion Credits
& Public Relations does its most legible work in the smallest type on the page - supplying the clothes and jewelry that help a stylist turn a pitch into a picture.
No Such Agency knows who gets the clothes
A fashion brand can buy an ad. Getting its clothes into the right hands is a different business. Inside the Los Angeles agency connecting sample racks, celebrity dressing, and the sale that comes next.
Red Light PR and the art of getting picked
A dress on a rack is inventory. A dress chosen by a stylist has somewhere to go. Red Light Public Relations has built its business around that consequential little journey.
The A List knows who gets you in the room
A Beverly Hills agency built its business around celebrity access. Its party for Hollywood assistants offers a useful clue to how that access actually works.
Alta Moda Communications and the work before the flash
A couture look has to reach the right person before it can reach an audience. Brooke Pace’s Beverly Hills agency works in that gap, where fashion meets Hollywood and a shipping deadline can matter as much as taste.
The 80-Year-Old Appliance Shop That Never Tried to Be the Cheapest
For three generations the Formisano family has sold refrigerators in the Hudson Valley on a stubborn premise: be the most helpful store, not the cheapest one. Here is how that bet held up over 80 years.
Babylist
Babylist is the operating system for new parenthood — a universal baby registry that grew into an ecommerce destination, a content engine, a healthcare brand, and now a chain of experiential showrooms. Founded in 2011 by ex-Amazon engineer Natalie Gordon, the company hit $750M in 2025 revenue while staying founder-led, profitable, and unapologetically focused on the parent.