Lori Goldstein

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Power stylist Lori Goldstein hasn’t been one to shy away from the spotlight. In addition to running her own design studio and designing a line for QVC, Goldstein is also a fashion editor-at-large at ELLE.

Last night, ELLE and Tiffany and Co. celebrated the one and only Lori Goldstein’s new book Style Is Instinct in Manhattan. We’re loving this candid shot of Goldstein and Elle’s EIC Robbie Myers at the event that brought out Hilary Rhoda, Crystal Renn, Brian Atwood, Joe Zee, Anne Slowey, Kate Young, Anna Sui, and Cass Bird for some Lori lovin’.

Power stylist Lori Goldstein hasn’t been one to shy away from the spotlight. In addition to running her own design studio and designing a line for QVC, Goldstein is also a fashion editor-at-large at ELLE. But with everything on her plate she’s still found time to pen a book about her work. Style Is Instinct, which hits stores tomorrow, explores Goldstein’s fashionable career including W spreads, photo shoots with John Galliano, and teaming up with Steven Meisel.

We asked! You answered! How’s your handwriting, love? Lori Goldstein: “I’m getting worse.”

Alexa Ray Joel: “Very good. It’s a shame that in this society we’ve gotten away from writing things out. We need to get back to that.”

Willow Smith: “Kind of big and like monster letters. Print, all the time. No cursive, just monster letters.”

Jada Pinkett Smith: “I always say I write like a serial killer.