Our Haute 100 list details the accomplishments of the most influential people in each of our markets—Miami, New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. These people continue to make moves, so rather than waiting for the next Haute 100 issue to come out, we thought we’d provide you with regular updates on those Haute 100 members who are making headlines. George Feldenkreis has plans to grow Perry Ellis expoentially.

If you are looking to try out Pilates, Brooke Siler is your girl for the job. Having a father that was a track and field athlete, as well as an Olympic hopeful, being physically active was inevitable. Even though she didn’t aspire to be a fitness expert, her enthusiasm and passion for fitness got her noticed. Many would ask her to help them work out and from there, everything fell into place.

Known for throwing the most spectacular celebrations worldwide, Colin Cowie is an authority on living with style. He has authored eight books, is a celebrated television personality, and a designer that has captivated many with his sense of style. His resume is endless. You can easily mistake his client list for the guest list at the Academy Awards.

On a typical Friday or Saturday night I travel down to the Lower East Side. The scene you will find there truly embodies Manhattan night life. Streets are packed with young adults running around from bar to bar and restaurants are filled to maximum capacity. The thing about New York is that you could linger around the same area every weekend, and still be oblivious to numerous locations even if they’re directly staring at you. In particular, after spending the night at commonly frequented Los Feliz, my friends suggested we go to a place called The Meatball Shop.

Being the CEO of KSL Media for 21 years, Hank Cohen knows what it is to be a true business man. His reformulated KSL’s unique selling proposition and constructed the backbone of the agency. With experience from both the client and agency sides, his extensive background knowledge in strategic planning, research, and analytical space are what have helped build KSL.

The name of the group is Club Blue Miami and the proceeds that it raises go to the organization that launched them on Jan. 27, the Boys and Girls Club of Miami-Dade, a non profit that aids children and the community realize their potential.

Celebrity chef Michelle Bernstein is known for her signature Latin-infused dishes, but its what she’s serving up out of the kitchen that may make her one of Miami’s busiest chefs.

The Lower East Side has become characterized by a circus-like atmosphere on the weekends—bars spilling out into the street most nights, and the perpetual thump and thud of a not-too-distant bass. But for those who prefer a more curated environment that caters to a friendlier ambiance, be introduced to The Ten Bells wine and tapas bar on Broome St. between Orchard and Ludlow.

The War Memorial Opera House lit up Wednesday night January 26th. Elizabeth and Richard Fullerton hosted a charming event for the Grand Benefactors and Benefactors of San Francisco. The party was a Gala for the 2011 Ballet Opening Night. The exclusive invited guest enjoyed dinner and post party celebration at City Hall after witnessing an amazing performance. Guest who attended the event included, Gala Chair Rada Brooks, Adam Waks, Julie Dolan, Joanne Osberg, Bruce Sansom, Brian Hollins, Rene Hollins, Betsy Erickson, Richard Barker, Debra Bernard, Glenn McCoy, Suzanne Thornton, Sarah van Patten, Sol Coffino, Kate Coffino, Julie Dolan, Adam Waks, Suzy Kellems Dominik, Brian Gougherty, Keith Scott, Patricia Ferrin Loucks, O.J. Shansby, Marie Hurabiell, Peggy Newton, Larry Binkley, Kathy Huber, Bruce Sansom, Mike Mauze, Alison Mauze, Terri Carlson, Willis Newton, Marie Lipman, Giselle Bosc, Melissa Barber Tanya Powell and many more.