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"When developing this collection it was very important to us that we really focused on perfecting our corduroy to ensure it felt luxe and elevated for our customers," Kendall and Libby told us.

"For me, before the show feels like another lifetime ago. I was 25 when I went on the show. I was single, living with a roommate in Dallas, working a 9 to 5 and going out on the weekends. Now I'm married, I'm a mom, I live in Arizona, I work for myself and I am definitely not...

"The whole experience was so life changing, as I had never competed in a pageant prior to Miss GA USA and Miss USA. The most memorable thing though was all of the opportunities I got to work with kids and teens," Jasmyn told Hamptons.com.

"I design with the understanding that my customer wants to feel comfortable and pretty at the same time. I chose colors and patterns that are relatable and simplistic. I love everything feminine, hearts, florals," Debra Schoenau told us.

"KBH has always been about so much more than selling jewelry. It was an ambition born out of wanting to pass on a legacy of love to my children for their health and the health of the planet without compromise," Berry Haisch told us.

"With an emphasis on local and seasonal ingredients, our culinary team turns any space - whether at the beach, backyard boat and beyond - into a gastronomic dining room to create a memorable and safe experience for our clients," Backal told us.

"The idea of doing the 'end of summer' shoot was sort of a test to see if I could still concept a project as one of the subjects and properly tell a cohesive story - in addition to directing and producing all of it," Okafor told us.

"Condition and Flow is a full-body workout that utilizes your own core strength as resistance to target each muscle group and increase flexibility. I combine moves from barre, pilates, yoga, and beyond to keep your body guessing and work deeper," Drew Di Milo explained.

UNIQLO begins t-shirt customization program featuring designs from Danny Casale (aka Coolman Cofeedan), Timothy Goodman, and Poster House Museum's Ola Baldych at NYC global flagship store.

"Historically, gowns are never shown prior to market. We thought our brides would enjoy stepping into the behind the scenes world of being first to select," Ingram told us.