Golden Globes After Party Dress by Erdem bag by Fendi jewelry by Chopard shoes by Manolo Blahnik.

In the 2007 Golden Globe Awards in a dress by Reem Acra.

In the 2008 aMfar New York gala in a dress by Missoni.

At 2008 in a coctail party of Harpers Bazaar in bag by Henri Beguelin, skirt by The Row and shoes by Balenciaga.

In the Art of Elysium’s black tie charity gala in a dress by Alexander McQueen.

At the 7th on Sale Black tie Gala Dinner. Dress by Calvin Klein Collection.

At the 2008 CFDA fashion awards in a suit by Calvin Klein Collection.

At the Alexander McQueen Savage Beauty Costume Institute gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Dress by vintage Christian Dior Haute Couture, shoes by Christian Louboutin, jewelry by Van Cleef & Arpels and bag by Judith Lieber.

At the American Museum of Natural History’s Annual Winer Dance!

At the Belvedere Pink Grapefruit Launch Party. Jacket by The Row, scarf by Louis Vuitton, purse by Balenciaga.

At the celebration of MANGO SoHo flagship store relaunch. Dress by Penelope and Monica Cruz for Mango, shoes by Yves Saint Laurent.

At the CFDA Awards of 2009 in Versace Couture.

At the 2012 CFDA Fashion Awards with Mary Kate Olsen.

At the ‘cool comedy – hot cuisine’ gala benefiting the Scleroderma Research Foundation in Manolo shoes!

At the Fendi 80th Anniversy All Hallow’s Eve party hosted by Karl Lagerfeld in 2005.

At the Hamptons Social with a concert by James Taylor. Top and skirt by The Row, belt and shoes by Alaϊa.

At the J.C. Penney Launch Event in New York City.

At the Jenni Kayne Los Angeles Store opening Jacket by The Row bag by Fendi shoes by Christian Louboutin.

At the Kiki De Montparnasse store opening in Los Angeles. Jacket by Balenciaga.

At the Late Show with David Letterman in 2008. Coat by Virginia, dress by The Row, shoes by  Balenciaga.

At the Lucille Lortel Awards in a coat by The Row.

At the 2009 Met Costume Institute Gala, ‘Model as Muse’ at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Dress by The Row.

At the Sex & the City premiere in New York City in a blazer and wide leg slacks by The Row, corset belt by Givenchy, vintage blouse by Balenciaga and clutch by Calvin Klein.

At the YSL belle d’Opium fragrance launch with a headscarf by YSL.

 In Barney’s New York dinner for The Row with Mary Kate. Both dressed up in The Row dresses and accessories.

With Mary Kate Olsen at the ELLE Style Awards, Dress by Christian Lacroix and shoes by Fendi.

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LAUREN SANTO-DOMINGO

Lauren Santo Domingo is a co-founder and creative director of Moda Operandi, a conceptual online store of a membership service that allows customers to pre-order the latest runway collections. After her bachelor’s in History, Lauren entered the fashion world as an assistant at Vogue, working her way up to Associate Market Editor. In 2004, she left Vogue to be the Public Relations director at J. Mendel in Paris, before becoming Carolina Herrera’s Public Relations head. In 2006, she returned to Vogue as a Contributing Editor and consults for various fashion designers in New York City and Milan.

At the age of 34, LSD (yes, it’s the latest trend using initials for style icons) is the name that you see most on invitations of fashion shows, galas and any high-profile event. She has chaired multiple social events and charities in New York and serves on the most sought after committees, including that of the Met Costume Institute Gala.

Being on the top of the social and fashion rank, LSD can get her hands on anything she wants. She’s friends with most of the American and not-only designers, she is the first to get their pieces, sometimes even before the collections hit the runways.

The NY Magazine has included her in the ‘Who Runs NY’ column whereas she has been featured in the most coveted websites, blogs and magazines including Style.com, The Coveteur, Habitually Chic and many more others. No surprise as Lauren Santo Domingo is with no doubt one of the classiest style icons of our times. She single-handedly pioneered the “street style” blogosphere, and we became obsessed with the PS1 Bag after we saw Mrs. LSD’s plethora of Jack and Lazaro’s bags adorning her arms.

As one of the world’s most recognized style authorities, she has the talent to mix and match and alter styles accordingly. From a fairy tale Marchesa princess to an androgynous YSL business woman, she admirably walks down the streets of New York and it is no surprise that Lauren Santo Domingo is with no doubt one of the classiest style icons of our times.