*All this month, glamour.com is spotlighting incredible female designers—from the new class of leading women (in our March issue, on stands now!), to the innovators shaking things up, to the iconic names headlining Fashion Month. Follow along on our instagram @glamourmag, and join us on March 8, International Women's Day, in wearing your favorite brands made by women. *

After generations of lone female designers (Donna! Miuccia!), there are now so many women creating such great things. Meet a member of spring's class of leaders, here with a woman who inspires her, in our Female Fashion Power List.

Rosetta Getty lives in Los Angeles and is married to actor Balthazar Getty. But if you think she's just creating clothes for a red carpet lifestyle, you are underestimating the woman. A mother of four, she says she's much more interested in what women wear in their everyday lives—from office to dinner party. "No one has time to go home and change anymore," she says.

__The Day-to-Evening Savior Rosetta Getty:__Getty, left, with entrepreneur Miroslava Duma is known for dressing Hollywood power players for real life. All clothing and shoes, Rosetta Getty.

On the influx of female designers:

"Across the board, women are taking it to another level. I think women are demanding that they be allowed to feel comfortable and not have to play a part in a man's world."

On her design philosophy:

"I always think of my customer as me because I pretty much do everything she does. We travel to the same places, we have kids, or if we don't have kids we're probably a workaholic. So either way, you don't have time. It's a foundation of the collection that the clothes work for a multitasking lifestyle."

On wearing your own designs:

"At this point my designs are 100 percent of my closet. When I go shopping I'm like, Oh, this isn't exactly what I wanted. Because I made what I wanted.' I appreciate what other people do, but I've met my needs. I love shopping for bags, though."

On having a global mind-set:

"I don't think of myself as an L.A. designer. I travel so much, and now with the internet, no matter where you are, you're a part of the world. So if you're not traveling, the person you're following on Instagram is."

On ducking Hollywood:

"Being in L.A., I was consciously avoiding the whole red carpet thing for a while. Now we do some gowns, but they're gowns that you could potentially wear even in the daytime. They're easy."


On her muses:

"Miroslava Duma is such a force. She's a woman who knows exactly what she wants. She's also someone who, while being strong, holds onto her femininity. She's an entrepreneur outside of everybody's box, and she's a mother. I'm also inspired by different female artists. Louise Bourgois was incredibly chic and didn't sacrifice her integrity to meet anybody's expectations.

__Her motto:

__"As women we have to fight and work hard. It's not for pussies, being a woman."

Fashion Editor: Jessica Sailer Van Lith

For more extras from our March issue, see cover star Gwyneth Paltrow's video on style and more: