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10 Top Westchester Fashion Pros

10 Top Local Stylistas

Published August 23, 2012 at 11:43 AM

They help outfit the county’s best-dressed men, women, and teens. Now check out these Westchester County fashion pros’ sartorial suggestions and musings on style for fall and beyond.

Antonio and Jesus Estrada
Fashion designers and co-owners of the boutique Marteal & Estrada in White Plains
Daniele Churchill
Co-owner of men's and women's fashion boutique, Churchills of Mount Kisco

Lynn Puro
Owner of March Boutique, a women’s clothing shop in Briarcliff Manor

Lori Friedman
Co-Owner of Great Stuff, a five-store local chain of women’s boutiques
Lisa Primeggia
Co-Owner of Groovy on Grand, a tween and teen boutique and kids’ fashion design program in Croton-on-Hudson
Rick Fortuna
Owner of Italy Direct Menswear, a menswear shop in Katonah
Robin White
Owner of New York Dolls, a women's clothing boutique in Mount Kisco
Scarlett De Bease
Founder of Scarlett Image, professional image consulting
Adam Zuckerman
Owner of Z Life Denim Lounge, a clothing store in Rye Brook

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