Not only does "The Face" have supermodel icons Naomi Campbell, Karolina Kurkova and Coco Rocha in "the front of house" in fashion speak, behind the scenes, legendary fashion stylist Patti Wilson was creating the stellar, droolworthy looks seen on the show. Wilson's a really big deal in the fashion world (and the nicest person, by the way). She began her prolific career in the 90s at the cutting edge i-D magazine and Vogue Italia. Since then, she's styled major star power, including Lady Gaga, Brad Pitt, Rihanna, Britney Spears, Beyoncé, Alicia Keys and Dakota Fanning and worked with big time photographers like Terry Richardson, Ellen von Unworth and Steven Meisel (who Coco credits as making her career). Now she's working on our little ol' show, "The Face," and took the time to share some incredible stories (Cameron Diaz dress 911!), plus insight on how this whole styling for TV really works.

Ooh, a really good best (and first!) Fashion Week story here. Team Naomi member Sandra Woodley's first ever experience on the runway was walking in New York-based designer Rubin Singer's show. Who's Rubin Singer you may ask? Well, most people would have asked that same question, too, until Beyoncé caused a power outage at the Superbowl in the cut-out leather onesie that he designed. Nice going, Sandra! Singer also designed the outfits for Mrs. Carter's back-up dancers and former Destiny's Child members Michelle Williams and Kelly Rowland—the latter whos Sandra met after the show. Let her tell you herself.