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"I have an overflow of ideas. I have to say 'Stop ... enough.'"
Her ultrafeminine gowns are worn by such celebs as Molly Sims, Sheryl Crow, and Eva Mendes, but 54-year-old designer Sue Wong prides herself on being the "every woman's couturiere." The Malibu, California, resident, who emigrated to the U.S. from rural Communist China, combines exquisite beading and embroidery with flattering designs that fit nearly every body type, all for a fraction of what other designers charge. Maybe that's the reason she's been a trailblazer in the fashion industry for 35 years.
WHEN DID YOU START DESIGNING?
I began making my own clothes when I was 11 years old. Then when I was a teenager, I would comb the shops for antique clothing and repurpose them into new designs. That led me into ...