By Mandy Holmes / Photo by Claudia Johnstone
For Seth Wasserstrom, style is all about confidence, intention and ease. As the vice president and client champion at Wasserstrom – a fourth-generation, family-owned company helping feed America for over a century – he brings the same thoughtful approach to his wardrobe that he does to his work: polished, authentic and built to last.
“Your style should say who you are before you even speak,” says Wasserstrom, whose signature look blends classic tailoring with modern comfort – think tailored chinos and a crisp button-down paired with standout sneakers or loafers. His fashion philosophy leans toward refinement without rigidity. “I like to keep things polished but approachable,” he adds.
Over the years, Wasserstrom’s wardrobe has evolved from casual to intentional, investing in quality pieces from brands like Theory, Tod’s and Moncler that combine fit, function and versatility. He takes cues from Nordstrom’s personal shoppers rather than any one icon, admiring those who look like they just threw something on and nailed it.
Whether it’s a sharp fall ensemble with dark denim and a bomber jacket or a lightweight tee in Arizona’s heat, Wasserstrom’s style embodies timeless appeal.
Are there any must-have accessories for you on a daily basis? A sleek watch, leather belt and sunglasses. Functional, stylish and essential in the Arizona sun.
What trend are you most looking forward to for winter? Earth tones and textured fabrics. Corduroy, suede and wool blends that add depth to simple outfits.
Do you have any secret style hacks? Garment steamer. Get one, use it. Wrinkles are for people who don’t care. White shoes only look good when they stay white and Zote is the secret.
By Mandy Holmes / Photo by Beverly Shumway
As the beverage director of The One Group, Stephanie Castaneda brings the same artistry and precision to her personal style that she does to her craft cocktails. Leading beverage programs for STK, Kona Grill, and Salt Water Social, she blends creativity with intention – both behind the bar and in her wardrobe.
Castaneda’s style is eclectic, trendy and always intentional, marked by her love of neutral tones, layered gold jewelry, and her signature wide-brim hats. “I love pieces that feel effortless but still make you look put-together,” she says.
Her look strikes a perfect balance of confidence and ease – the kind of presence that turns heads without ever trying too hard.
Over the years, Castaneda has refined her fashion sense into something deeply personal.
“I’ve embraced dressing for me, and not the moment,” she says.
Inspired by her mother’s affinity for elegance, ease and timeless taste, she curates a wardrobe that celebrates femininity and strength.
Whether Castaneda is layering minimal jewelry over simple basics or elevating an outfit with a perfectly tailored fit, she embodies modern sophistication. And her fashion philosophy mirrors her favorite cocktail: a classic espresso martini – bold, smooth, a little glam, and always appropriate for the moment.
What are your favorite brands? Manière De Voir, Naked Wardrobe and Zara – they have great silhouettes, clean lines, and pieces that feel current without being too trendy.
What is the most underrated fashion staple? A really good belt. It changes the shape and feel of an outfit instantly.
What’s the best outfit compliment someone has ever given you? Someone once told me I look “unbothered, but in the chicest way possible.” I still think about it.