Shopping at M. Fredric

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We're here at Em Frederick in Studio City, California where celebrities have come out to check out the latest Em Frederick fashions, as well as support a charity called Act which benefits autism.

I'm here with two lovely ladies, Lisa Fox and Brooks Burns.

You guys just stumbled upon Em Frederick tonight.

Anything with a guest list on Melrose Boulevard has to be exciting.

We love Maroon 5 and um Adam Levine's father owns this industry, this business.

So it's just nice to know that we can come here and shop with the musical crowd.

But know that it was all, yeah, for a great cause.

A valley girls right now.

to stay low and stay in the valley.

Don't date 818.

No.

I'm here with Lou Diamond Phillips.

I'm the one of the spokes people for you know Act today.

We're here to help all those families out there who think that their children may be on the spectrum.

It's such a daunting, overwhelming diagnosis when you first hear it.

The money is to help people get started.

It's it's really nice to see you know so many people turning out for this.

I noticed that my fiance is no longer on my side so she's probably shopping.

It's about time to start breaking out the credit card, I think.

I'm here with Rachel and Michelle of VH1's show, I Hate My 30s.

Basically it's all about dealing with the new life challenges that you come into when you're in your 30s.

All your friends getting married.

All your friends having babies.

Being in debt, working in some dead end office job and all of a sudden realizing your dreams of being a rock star aren't going to come true.

I I need I need the whole store to myself.

I'm going to ask everyone to leave so I can have my own time trying on everything.

Michelle was eyeing a top that I really liked.

I don't think we can be friends anymore.

Where's the mud pit?

We're going to settle this right now.

Like ladies.

I'm here with the owner of Em Frederick, Fred Levine.

What inspires your store and your fashion?

Really our customers.

We've kind of grown up with them.

Uh we started as a junior retailer in teens and 20s and you know, now we're up there with uh the old guys like me, you know, in their uh you know, mid 30s.

Hi, I'm Lou Diamond Phillips and you're watching Young Hollywood.