ON HIM: Shirt, Yves Saint Laurent ($595). Neiman Marcus, 5300 Wisconsin Ave. NW, 202-966-9700. Pants ($450) and shoes ($495), Ralph Lauren. 1245 Wisconsin Ave. NW, 202-965-0905. ON HER: Dress, Dior ($2,490). 5471 Wisconsin Ave., Chevy Chase, MD, 301-986-8715. Sandal, Louis Vuitton ($540). 5481 Wisconsin Ave., Chevy Chase, MD, 301-654-1101. Celtaura bracelet, Bulgari ($55,000). 5481 Wisconsin Ave., Chevy Chase, MD, 301-986-8610.
Dress, Louis Vuitton ($3,295). 5481 Wisconsin Ave., Chevy Chase, MD, 301-654-1101. Heels, Jimmy Choo ($595). Saks Fifth Avenue, 5555 Wisconsin Ave., Chevy Chase, MD, 301-657-9000. Jacket, J. Mendel ($11,900). 5510 Wisconsin Ave., Chevy Chase, MD, 301-652-2250. Rings, David Yurman (price on request). Tysons Galleria, 2001 International Dr., McLean, VA, 703-245-3515.
ON HIM: Shirt ($350) and jacket ($895), John Varvatos. Saks Fifth Avenue, 5300 Wisconsin Ave. NW, 202-363-2059. Tie, Paul Smith ($135). Neiman Marcus, 5300 Wisconsin Ave. NW, 202-966-9700. ON HER: Jacket ($1,790) and skirt ($4,590), Oscar de la Renta. Neiman Marcus, 5300 Wisconsin Ave. NW, 202-966-9700. Beads, Bulgari (price on request). 5481 Wisconsin Ave., Chevy Chase, MD, 301-986-8610. Earrings, Adeler Jewelers ($3,590). 772 E. Walker Rd., Great Falls, VA, 703-759-4076.
Shirt, Brioni ($595). Neiman Marcus, 5300 Wisconsin Ave. NW, 202-966-9700. Trench, Bally ($1,995). Tysons Galleria, 2001 International Dr., McLean, VA, 703-760-8924. Scarf, Valentino (price on request). Neiman Marcus, 5300 Wisconsin Ave. NW, 202-966-9700. Trousers, Salvatore Ferragamo ($390). Tysons Galleria, 2001 International Dr., McLean, VA, 703-748-7620. Shoes, Hugo Boss ($345). 1517 Wisconsin Ave. NW, 202-625-2677.
Shirt, Perry Ellis ($69.50). Macy’s, 1201 G St. NW, 202-628-6661. Cardigan, Valentino (price on request). Neiman Marcus, 5300 Wisconsin Ave. NW, 202-966-9700. Trousers, Z Zegna ($245). Tysons Galleria, 2001 International Dr., McLean, VA, 571-730-1900. Watch, Bulgari ($6,100). 5481 Wisconsin Ave., Chevy Chase, MD, 301-986-8610.
Dress, Salvatore Ferragamo ($1,790). Tysons Galleria, 2001 International Dr., McLean, VA, 703-748-7620. Necklaces, David Yurman ($3,150–$10,500). Tysons Galleria, 2001 International Dr., McLean, VA, 703-245-3515. Ring, stylist’s own .I love this shoot......the two, Melissa Sagemiller and Teddy Sears are "up and coming" actors. They look great wearing some of the latest looks. Read on for more about this pair.
Steven Bochco’s hot new legal drama on TNT examines the justice system from all angles—public defender’s desk, DA’s office and behind the bench—with the help of a powerhouse ensemble that includes Mark-Paul Gosselaar (Saved By The Bell), Gloria Reuben (ER) and Jane Kaczmarek (Malcolm in the Middle) alongside gifted newcomers Melissa Sagemiller and Teddy Sears, two DC-area natives.
Sagemiller comes from a supportive, politically active family and shines as prosecutor Michelle Ernhardt, a role she wouldn’t have imagined landing. “I never thought I’d be playing a hard-edged DA,” she says. “I had been in the pilot of the show Life, as a lawyer, and some execs said, ‘She’s too young and pretty,’ and they didn’t buy me. So it’s a little vindication for me that I got this part.” Following studies at the University of Virginia and the Stella Adler Studio of Acting in New York, Sagemiller worked at Christie’s and Viacom before diving headlong into acting at her mother’s urging. She went on to star in the Golden Globe-nominated series Sleeper Cell as well as Mr. Woodcock, The Guardian and Standing Still before joining the Raising the Bar cast.
Meanwhile, Sears, originally from Chevy Chase, portrays Richard Woolsley, a privileged guy who forgoes a cushy job at his father’s law firm to become a legal defender. “For a long time, my bread and butter were the preppy A-hole roles, or the handsome guy who ends up being a total douche,” says Sears. “Now I get to play a character who is sincere and wellliked and passionate.” An avid athlete (with the body to show for it), Sears regularly surfs, plays volleyball and participates in triathlons in his new home, Manhattan Beach, California, though he still holds Washington in the highest regard. “DC will always be home,” he insists. “My grandparents, on both sides, raised my parents in DC, who met and stayed there. It’s family to me.”
Without knowing it, Sagemiller and Sears lived parallel lives before they met on set. “We hung out one day and started realizing all these similarities,” Sagemiller says. “We’re both from DC. He went to Landon, I went to Georgetown Day School. We both went to the University of Virginia and even lived in the same apartment building in college!” (Capitol File magazine)
Sagemiller comes from a supportive, politically active family and shines as prosecutor Michelle Ernhardt, a role she wouldn’t have imagined landing. “I never thought I’d be playing a hard-edged DA,” she says. “I had been in the pilot of the show Life, as a lawyer, and some execs said, ‘She’s too young and pretty,’ and they didn’t buy me. So it’s a little vindication for me that I got this part.” Following studies at the University of Virginia and the Stella Adler Studio of Acting in New York, Sagemiller worked at Christie’s and Viacom before diving headlong into acting at her mother’s urging. She went on to star in the Golden Globe-nominated series Sleeper Cell as well as Mr. Woodcock, The Guardian and Standing Still before joining the Raising the Bar cast.
Meanwhile, Sears, originally from Chevy Chase, portrays Richard Woolsley, a privileged guy who forgoes a cushy job at his father’s law firm to become a legal defender. “For a long time, my bread and butter were the preppy A-hole roles, or the handsome guy who ends up being a total douche,” says Sears. “Now I get to play a character who is sincere and wellliked and passionate.” An avid athlete (with the body to show for it), Sears regularly surfs, plays volleyball and participates in triathlons in his new home, Manhattan Beach, California, though he still holds Washington in the highest regard. “DC will always be home,” he insists. “My grandparents, on both sides, raised my parents in DC, who met and stayed there. It’s family to me.”
Without knowing it, Sagemiller and Sears lived parallel lives before they met on set. “We hung out one day and started realizing all these similarities,” Sagemiller says. “We’re both from DC. He went to Landon, I went to Georgetown Day School. We both went to the University of Virginia and even lived in the same apartment building in college!” (Capitol File magazine)
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