Forrester Creations

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Forrester Creations is a fictional fashion house business in Los Angeles, California on the CBS daytime soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful.

Forrester Creations was founded by Stephanie Douglas (portrayed by Susan Flannery) and her husband Eric Forrester (John McCook). In 1993, Brooke Logan Forrester (Katherine Kelly Lang) gained 51% of the stock, the CEO position and took over the company when the Forresters could not buy her BeLieF (which stood for her initials, Brooke Logan Forrester) product. In 1996 Brooke married then designer Grant Chambers and made him CEO. The company was recently taken over by Nick Marone (Jack Wagner), who blackmailed the Forresters into selling it to him.

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