Who is julie macklowe

Julie has a summer home in the Hamptons and is frequently traveling the globe. KDHamptons: What inspired you to make such a dramatic career switch?

Julie Macklowe: Insanity. Seriously I had no idea what I was getting into! Our line is the latest in Swiss anti-age botanical technology. The line is vegan, gluten free, paraben free, nut and oat free and simple — easy to use anti age system- day and night one system for all skin types. KDHamptons: How did you learn so much about developing these swiss beauty products? Julie: A lot of time working with geniuses much smarter than myself who have PHD in molecular biology and know what they are doing!

I wanted to make the best! I did something I feel like no other company has ever done, and took the exact same product without changing one thing. That, to me, is something no other brand has really done. They always change it. They make a lower version. We want to bring the exact same thing without sacrificing anything. Macklowe began her career surrounded by cash, managing hedge funds from New York to Hong Kong. Born in Aspen, Colo.

Macklowe is a sophisticated mix of American charm. There is a calmness from her days growing up in the West, a bit of a Southern accent that emerges after a cocktail or two and an uptown lockjaw that everyone seems to acquire in that part of the city. Macklowe is also a permanent and fun fixture on the Manhattan social scene. Her presence livens up the dullest of shindigs. Her short blonde locks are sometimes styled to the hilt as an inflated mohawk or simply swept to the side when she wants to let the clothes do the talking.

If there is such a thing as a clotheshorse, Ms. When we met, she had just returned from the couture shows in Paris. It is such a fortune, but it sets the trend! However, I did manage to buy a hot pink mink fur coat at Dior.

Obviously they made this collection for me! Macklowe is one of the few social stars who directly contribute to the growth of young designers in the city. Not through loaned gowns worn to galas and returned to the showroom the next day, but through actually buying their clothes.