As you can tell, I am passionate about Matthew Williamson’s dresses, and of all of his designs, this piece might be my favorite. The bold pattern that dives down the center of a soft, billowy silhouette is striking. I feel like I have just stepped out of Woodstock when I wear it. Dress, Matthew Williamson

I worked as President of House of Waris for a year and a half and Waris is one of my favorite people. He is not only a talented designer but also a warm and genuine person and a pleasure to work with. All, House of Waris

The House of Waris plumage bracelet and ring are among my favorite pieces of jewelery. They are simply pieces of art. Daft Punk’s ‘One More Time’ remains one of my favorite ‘getting ready to go out tonight’ songs. All, House of Waris

Earrings, House of Waris

I first met Michael Angel when he came to my office with a box of prints and asked me whether I thought he should make dresses from the prints. The print in this particular dress was one of those first prints he showed me. Dress, Michael Angel

The mini suitcases were created in collaboration between Liberty of London and Merci in Paris. Our Fashion Director Yasmin Sewell spearheaded the collaboration and I purchased the bags at Merci while I was traveling with her in Paris. Shoes, Laurence Dacade; Suitcases, Liberty of London x Merci

The images of Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love were taken by my husband when he was 19 years old and talked his way into their hotel room in Buenos Aires by pretending to be a New York Times reporter. Top to Bottom. Necklaces, Santos by Zani, Garrard

All, Matthew Williamson

Vest, Matthew Williamson; Necklace, House of Waris

Fringe is so fun and festive. Mink poncho, Vintage from the 1960s; Skirt, Matthew Williamson.

This mirror dates back to the 18th century and previously belonged to my husband’s British grandparents, Sir Robin and Lady Chapman. The sequin dress is by the talented Proenza Schouler design duo. They happen to be the first designers we secured for the Moda Operandi site. Dress, Proenza Schouler

I try to keep my closet organized by color and category so that it’s not only aesthetically pleasing but practical as well – it really makes getting ready so much easier. Clothing, Various Designers

Hendrikka and I have known each other since we were teenagers in Iceland. She later became a jewelry designer and I became one of her best customers. Clutches (Top to Bottom): Genevieve Jones, Celestina; Rings, Henrikka Waage

These psychedelic prints really speak for themselves. I love incorporating prints into my wardrobe – especially when they’re as bright and bold as these three. All, Matthew Williamson

I am originally from Iceland and therefore love to surround myself with things that remind me of home such as this painting by Icelandic artist Karolina Larusdottir. Top, Threeasfour

Black tends to serve as my daytime uniform but I enjoy spicing up my evenings with color. These three dresses are go-to party pieces. Dresses L to R: Matthew Williamson, Pucci, Matthew Williamson

Skirt, Adam

Dresses, Givenchy, Matthew Williamson

These shoes are a runway sample that was never produced. I saw them at Michael’s show and was immediately obsessed. Shoes, Michael Angel, Jacket, Matthew Williamson

Orlando Palacios, the hat maker who owns Worth & Worth, is the boyfriend of one of my dearest Icelandic friends, the stylist Edda Gudmundsdottir. I am obsessed with this Isadora hat and have it in almost every color he offers. All, Worth & Worth

I refer to this dress as my “goddess” dress. It was custom made by my friend, Ange of Threeasfour. I wore it to the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Awards a couple of years ago. Dress, Custom Threeasfour

Skirt, Bebe; Shoes, Miu Miu

Dress, Matthew Williamson

I started collecting jewelry at an early age as my grandparents would always bring me special pieces from their trips around the world. I rarely leave the house without wearing jewelry and believe that it is an important part of any look. Jewelry, House of Waris, Hendrikka Waage, Vintage

Just before I moved from London to New York in 2006, designer Robert Cary Williams invited me to his studio to pick out a few of his special runway pieces from previous years’ collections. These are a couple of my favorite pieces from that showroom visit. All, Robert Cary Williams

My Icelandic friend and artist, Shoplifter, created this beautiful piece of art and customized it for my bedroom wall. Fur Evening Jacket, Matthew Williamson

This long sequin gown is truly a showstopper. Gown, Matthew Williamson