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Sarah Gore Reeves at her Greenwich Village of���ce, at left, a handful of the covers she���s styled for Vogue Mexico and Latin America. INSIDER AGENDA Stella McCartney, Kenneth Cole, museum previews and family time���just another 16-hour-day for New York-based fashion editor and style setter Sarah Gore Reeves. PHOTOGRAPHY BY RUSH ZIMMERMAN As fashion editor for both Vogue Mexico and Latin America, now, contributing fashion editor for Bal Harbour Magazine, Sarah Gore Reeves is as revered for her style and philanthropy as she is for discovering emerging talent. Contributing writer Tish Johnson Cook tags along for one very long day during New York Fashion Week. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2013 7 a.m. Sarah���s day begins with a Nespresso coffee and yogurt at her dining room table. Those first moments in the morning are meant for personal time to catch up with family. 9 a.m. Her business manager/partner in Altered Agency, Annie Campbell, arrives to Sarah���s Greenwich Village loft office, where they review the day���s agenda and 50 BAL HARBOUR prep to be front-row ready for the shows. Today���s look features a Saint Laurent dress, Givenchy shoes, a vintage YSL coat and Lanvin jewelry. 10 a.m. Sits first row at the BCBG Max Azria show alongside editors from Vogue and is anxiously awaiting her first show of the week. She then walks out with friends Louise Camuto and Connie Ann Philips. 10:45 a.m. Makes a stop at the Stella McCartney showroom to visit Lauren Arapage, who is lending her more outfits for the rest of fashion week. 11:15 a.m. Kara Ross jewelry presentation, where Sarah views the modern inspired collection that reflects influences from snakeskin to fossils and imagines an ode-to-Cleopatra shoot. 12 p.m. ���Shoe Obsession��� private preview with curator and friend Colleen Hill at the FIT Museum.