Brad, Tori, Susan & More Reveal Their New Year's Resolutions
Erin Clements
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Happy New Year! We always find ourselves feeling ambitious around this time, whether that means working harder, doing something altruistic or even just taking our gym membership more seriously. We checked in with some of our favorite tastemakers, including designers, stylists and other all-around fashion lovers, to find out what their resolutions are for 2012.
Mary J Blige, Music Star and HSN Fragrance Personality
"To continue helping women." (Getty)
Brad Goreski, Celebrity Stylist
"To try to keep up with the pace of everything." (Getty)
Tori Spelling, HSN Designer and Reality Star
"My New Year's resolution is to take five minutes a day for myself. As a busy working mom of three, sometimes I forget about me! I want to take five minutes a day to de-stress and just breathe." (Getty)
Susan Lucci, Former Soap Opera Star and HSN Personality
"To clean out and reorganize my closets and put my treasured family photos in frames and albums " (Getty)
Ann Dexter-Jones, Socialite
"To never want to touch another cigarette." (Getty)
Tory Burch, Designer
"My New Year's resolution is to learn to surf, so I can go with my boys instead of being a beach bystander." (Getty)
Christina Zilber, Founder of Jouer Cosmetics
"I resolve to slow down and savor life's meaningful moments, which usually get lost in my attempt to complete my never-ending to-do list!" (Getty)
Emilly Current and Merrit Elliott, Current Elliott Designers
Emily: "To tell people when they inspire us, whether it be a friend, a colleague or a stranger." Merrit: "To share good music, proper compliments, original ideas and good will with less abandon and more tenacity." (Getty)
Gregory Parkinson, Designer
"Have a flatter stomach and better posture, and work harder." (Getty)
Pamela Love, Jewelry Designer
"To start meditating more seriously." (Getty)
Rebecca Taylor, Designer
"Exercise more and learn swing dancing with my hubby." (Getty)
Sonia Kashuk, Celebrity Makeup Artist
"I hope to try to enjoy the journey of life and work more than just focusing on the outcome." (Getty)
Reece Solomon, Reece Hudson Designer
"To become more committed to my yoga practice, focus more on the here and now and try to have as many new experiences as possible. Stop looking to others to define your own happiness." (Getty)
Adam Brown, Orlebar Brown Designer
"To enjoy life -- to realize that it is all not so bad. Yes, the economy is in tatters. Yes, the Middle East is a nightmare. And yes, there are horrible natural disasters, but for many of us (lucky ones), we have a roof over our heads, food on the table and friends. So, my resolution is to stop complaining and actually realize how lucky we are." (Getty)
Rhonda Shear, HSN Shapewear Designer
"2012 is all about rocking the ahh! lifestyle. I will inspire more women to focus on their assets, feel confident, fall in love with comfort and work on their inside to create a more beautiful outside." (Getty)
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