Daisy Fuentes

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• By Miranda Barros
  Sep 11, 2013

Former model/House of Style hostess Daisy Fuentes debuted her latest collection for Kohl's at NYFW today!

• By Dhani Mau
  Sep 12, 2012

The Clothes: It's no surprise that the Herve women is sexy and confident when she wears a frock, it's just how she chooses to execute it. This season

• By Anna Deutsch
  Sep 8, 2012

Between Martha Quinn and Carson Daly came Daisy Fuentes, arguably the most famous MTV VJ ever. She looked like a model, worked the camera like an actress, and made the whole idea of being an on air personality for the (then) music fueled channel a lot more glamorous. But that was long ago. Since Fuentes left MTV, she's been plenty busy with other television work. (Did you know she was one of the first Hispanics to be a Revlon girl?) Yet she's become, in a way, more well-known for her Kohl's fashion empire--which launched in 2004 and has since made over $800 million in sales--than for her work as a personality. And she's okay with that. What was once a side project to help build her personal brand--as well as her personal worth--is now Fuentes' serious passion. We recently caught up with the exceedingly friendly star to talk fashion, fame, and why she'll never do a reality show.

• By Lauren Sherman
  May 24, 2011