Angelina Jolie on the red carpet, dress designed by MICHAIL

Gigi Hadid, dress designed by MICHAIL

Angelina Jolie, dress designed by MICHAIL

Kate Del Castillo at "Los 33" Premiere in MICHAIL

Grace Gealy in MICHAIL

Andie Mc Dowell in MICHAIL

Lily Collins in MICHAIL

Lotte Verbeek in MICHAIL

Sufi Bradshaw in MICHAIL

Camilla Belle in a dress designed by MICHAIL

Zoe Zaldanna in a dress designed by MICHAIL

Kate Beckinsale in a dress designed by MICHAIL

Lucy Liu in a dress designed by MICHAIL

Andie Mc Dowell in MICHAIL

Esme Bianco in MICHAIL

Sophia Bush in a dress designed by MICHAIL

Rachel Bilson in a dress designed by MICHAIL

Lotte Verbeek in MICHAIL

Abee Lee Keershaw in a dress designed by MICHAIL

Amber Valetta in a dress designed by MICHAIL

Hilary Rhonda in a dress designed by MICHAIL

Erin O Connor in a dress designed by MICHAIL

Jade Parfit in a dress designed by MICHAIL

Pixie Geldorf in a dress designed by MICHAIL

Mary Charteris in a dress designed by MICHAIL

Lotte Verbeek in MICHAIL

Chanel Iman in a dress designed by MICHAIL

Lucy Liu in a dress designed by MICHAIL

Aisha Tyler in a dress designed by MICHAIL

Maggie Q in a dress designed by MICHAIL

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Top 6 Innovators Shaping LA's Fashion Landscape

Strong, confident and enigmatic are the words former Max Azria runway designer-turned-independent creative director Michail Sykianakis attributes to the women he visualizes while draping clothes directly on the body, taking a couture approach to ready-to-wear that’s clean, flattering and bordering on futuristic. The son of a Greek dressmaker, Sykianakis started sketching women at only 5 years old and never stopped. His devoted clientele, including Hollywood types, appreciates his eye for balance. “Above all else, it’s knowing when to stop—this is key,” he says. (His innate sense of “sexy” without showing too much skin is especially admirable in LA.) Sykianakis makes his own pieces in his workshop, when possible, and alternately dons a Zegna suit, Dsquared2 jeans or Jil Sander and Bottega Veneta pieces. “I don’t like to be the center of attention, but I do quite enjoy being remembered,” he says, echoing his perennial goal for the women for whom he designs.

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