Sue Hostetler describes her style in three words: singular, dramatic, fun."The only thing I love as much as art is fashion," she says. As the former editor-in-chief of Art Basel Magazine, Sue has spent more than three decades at the center of the international art world, building a wardrobe with the eye of a true collector. Her closet traces a life spent between Aspen, Palm Beach, New York, and the world's leading art fairs, with pieces worn to Art Basel, Frieze London, the New Museum Gala, MoMA, and the Anderson Ranch Arts Center Gala. Along the way, she's amassed everything from two runway looks from Nicolas Ghesquière's landmark debut collection for Louis Vuitton and a beloved Tuleh trench from the cult New York label's heyday to custom Ron & Ron dresses inspired by Ed Ruscha. Each piece reflects her enduring appreciation for craftsmanship, individuality, and the stories clothes carry with them.