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"        Aerin Lauder After having served as the style and image director for Est\u00E9e Lauder, Aerin Lauder took a leap of faith and launched her own eponymous line of luxury lifestyle goods and beauty products.        Gucci Westman This multitalented, multilingual beauty guru has made a name for herself in the fashion world. With roles at Lanc\u00F4me and Revlon, Gucci Westman has worked her makeup magic on faces of celebrities like Natalie Portman and Gwyneth Paltrow as well as on the runways of designers like Oscar de la Renta and Diane von Furstenberg. She&amp;#039;s even made a few cameos herself\u2014like in the Sex and the City movie.        Hillary Clinton During her two decades in the public eye as First Lady, senator, and Secretary of State, HIllary Clinton has worked tirelessly around the world for all that she believes in\u2014education, immigration, military, and health reform.        Kate Moss Supermodel Kate Moss is perennially in demand, turning the timeframe of the typical modeling career on its head. The British icon was discovered at age 14, and the fashion world fell in love with\u2014and grew quick to emulate\u2014her waifish figure.        Leandra Medine Few bloggers have broken through the fashion ranks like Leandra Medine of The Man Repeller, whose quirky charm hasn&amp;#039;t just led her to the front rows at Fashion Week, but has also opened doors for design collaborations with brands like Dannijo and Del Toro Shoes.        Marc Jacobs In 1986, Marc Jacobs designed his first collection with his eponymous label, and one year later was the youngest recipient ever to be awarded the CFDA Perry Ellis Award for New Fashion Talent. His shows continue to be among the most anticipated during Fashion Week due to his penchant for vibrant, boundary-stretching collections.        Marissa Mayer Currently the president and CEO of Yahoo! and formerly the key spokeswoman for Google, Marissa Mayer is a trailblazer. Not even 40-years-old, and she&amp;#039;s ranked in Fortune magazine&amp;#039;s 50 Most Powerful Women in Business annually since 2008. Say &amp;quot;hello&amp;quot; to this year&amp;#039;s number 14.        Maryam Durani Recipient of the International Women of Courage award, Maryam Durani owns and operates a radio station in Afghanistan dedicated to fearless broadcasting on women&amp;#039;s issues.        Prabal Gurung Nepalese designer Prabal Gurung launched his collection in 2009 and quickly became a favorite of fashion heavy-hitters like Michelle Obama and Sarah Jessica Parker. He has recently announced his latest venture\u2014an 80-piece collection with retail giant Target.        Sarah Burton As the current creative director of Alexander McQueen, Sarah Burton continues to honor the late designer&amp;#039;s legacy through fantasy in design while allowing her own aesthetic to shine clearly. Immaculate tailoring and feminine sensibility combine in her work, and was noted around the world when she designed Kate Middleton&amp;#039;s wedding dress in 2011.    "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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