Any discussion of modern fashion inevitably leads to Cameron Silver. Since he opened the doors of his Melrose Avenue vintage salon, Decades, in 1997, the dress code in Los Angeles has irrevocably changed due, in large part, to Silver exhorting his frequently-photographed, trendsetting clientele to “dress up!”

Ever one to do the unexpected, Silver, with his business partner and muse Angelique Soave, announced a new venture in summer 2010 – Decades Denim. With sleek yet functional designs, Decades Denim reflects the same respect Silver has for collectible 20th century fashion, and translates his incredible sense of style and knowledge of fashion history to create a line that is both timeless and on-trend.

Silver also owns Decadestwo. The offerings are all 21st century consignments, many from the current season. Silver and his business partner in Decadestwo, Christos Garkinos, have racked up accolades for their innovative concept, including being named “Retailer of the Year” at the 2006 LA Fashion Awards.

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The Theodora & Callum Bordeaux Multi Navajo Blanket Scarf was featured in the October 2011 issue of People StyleWatch in a story called "Southwestern Style".

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Ashley Tisdale wears the Antique Gold Istanbul Pendant while out with Vanessa Hudgens at the Lexington Social Club in Hollywood on Saturday, September 17!

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Whether he is helping to invent brands like Kenneth Cole, Coach, and Snapple or reinventing brands like Target, Jergens, Moët & Chandon, Richard Kirshenbaum proves that dedication and creativity can result in great achievements. Richard has been included in Crain’s “40 Under 40” and placed #2 on the list of Top 100 Entrepreneurs of the US for the Young Entrepreneurs’, amongst countless other successes. Richard is married to Dana and has three children, Lucas, Talia, and Georgia Rose.

Be sure to check out Richard's new book Madboy which describes his journey and experience working in advertising business from the 1980's to today.

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Nate Berkus began his career with Leslie Hindman Auctioneers and also interned with Dominique Aurientis in Paris, France. At the age of 24, he formed his own company, Nate Berkus Associates, where he took on projects for Wolfgang Puck’s Spago, Barney’s New York, W hotels, as well as a prestigious list of private homes and clients. In 2001, after making over a small space for “The Oprah Winfrey Show,” Berkus became a featured design expert for the show and continued to garner national press attention. Berkus is the author of the New York Times best-selling book, “Home Rules: Transform the Place You Live into a Place You’ll Love” (Hyperion). Additionally, he has his own home line available through Home Shopping Network (HSN). Nate is the host of the The Nate Show which is premiered September 12th.

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The Theodora & Callum pop-up shop at The Standard Hotel in NYC was featured in the September 12th issue of The Daily Front Row in "The Fix" section.

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The Theodora & Callum Camel Multi Aztec Blanket Scarf was featured on on Page Six of the online version of the NY Post in a photo Cat Deeley arrving at the airport for the Toronto Film Festival.

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The Theodora & Callum Plum Velvet Biarritz Espadrille was featured in the Labor Day Issue of Hamptons Magazine.

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Ken Downing currently serves as the Senior Vice President and Fashion Director at luxury retailer Neiman Marcus. Since 2006, Downing has played a key role in every major style element at Neiman Marcus, and manages the New York Fashion office. Based in Dallas, Downing is a figure at every major fashion show, traveling the globe to bring luxury and style to the Neiman Marcus customer. He appears as a fashion industry expert on many local and nationally televised programs, including Oprah, E! Entertainment, W.B.G.N., Fox News, Good Day Dallas, and Trendy Tuesdays.

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The Theodora & Callum Teal Multi Navajo Blanket Scarf was featured in the August 28th issue of the Los Angeles Times in an article called "Indian Territory".

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