James Mischka is one half of Badgley Mischka, the design duo famous for dressing the stars on their biggest nights. His partner in work and in love is Mark Badgley.

Mark Badgley is one half of Badgley Mischka, the design duo famous for dressing the stars on their biggest nights. His business/romantic partner is James Mischka.

The sister of Jake, Gyllenhaal is an indie actress, vocal liberal, and style icon.

Thanks to a clientele of loyal, well-to-do women-not to mention an on-air endorsement by Oprah-Tory Burch turned her elegant, bohemian fashion upstart with the trademark "T" into a powerhouse almost overnight.

The head of the Brooklyn Museum, Lehman is the man who gave you the Giuliani-versus-art scandal of the late 1990s when he brought the "Sensation" exhibit to his museum.

Farmerie is a founder of downtown restaurant design firm AvroKO.

The grizzled actor is known for his tough guy roles, his willingness to participate in nude scenes, and his messy split with Lorraine Bracco.

Jeff Zucker is the former President and CEO of NBCUniversal.

Mikhail Baryshnikov—or Misha, as he's known—is arguably the most famous male dancer alive today, thanks to his exceptional talent, his TV and movie roles, and some very public affairs. Baryshnikov was born and raised in Riga. Enrolling at age 12 in ballet school, by his late teens, he had emerged as one of the Soviet Union's brightest dancers. In June of 1974, while on tour in Canada, he disappeared for several days before reappearing in New York, effectively defecting from the U.S.S.R. After being granted political asylum, he joined the American Ballet Theatre, where he stayed intermittently for over a decade, undertaking numerous side projects in the meantime. Although he rarely gets on stage these days, Baryshnikov continues his involvement with dance by overseeing the Baryshnikov Arts Center in New York. Baryshnikov has also displayed a keen fondness for the spotlight. He was a notable Studio 54 fixture in the 70s. He has appeared in three films, receiving an Oscar nomination for his first 1977's The Turning Point. More recently, he had a memorable role as Carrie Bradshaw's aloof Russian boyfriend Aleksandr Petrovsky on Sex and the City. A legendary ladies man, Baryshnikov reportedly bedded Liza Minnelli, Ursula Andress and Isabella Rossellini back in the day, and had a daughter with actress Jessica Lange in 1981. He's since settled down with former ballerina Lisa Rinehart, although they've never married. They have three kids (Sofia, Anna, and Peter).

The former chairman and CEO of Starwood Hotels and Resorts, Sternlicht now runs the real estate investment and private equity firm Starwood Capital Group.

Longtime TV exec Gerry Laybourne co-founded the women-centric cable TV station Oxygen, which was sold to NBC in October 2007.

The heartthrob director and actor is also the lucky husband of supermodel Christy Turlington.

Mangan is a co-founder of Flavorpill, the indie events newsletter sent out every morning to some 600,000 people in six US cities. His partner is Sascha Lewis.

Behnaz Sarafpour is an Iranian-born designer of understated, chic womenswear.

Lewis is the co-founder of Flavorpill, the events newsletter sent to around 600,000 people in New York, Los Angeles, Miami, San Francisco, Chicago, and London. His partner is Mark Mangan.

A talented actress and the wife of director Joel Coen, Frances McDormand is perhaps best known for playing pregnant police chief Marge Gunderson in Fargo, a role that earned her an Oscar for Best Actress.

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Perelman is a legendary financier, corporate raider, and buyout king. He's equally famous for his string of failed marriages and contentious divorces.

The grandson of Estée Lauder and son of Leonard Lauder, William served as the president and CEO of the Estée Lauder Companies from 2004 to 2009.

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