Stephanie Fralick is the owner of Pinky’s and she has this to say about featuring other designers in her showroom, “It’s truly hard for independent designers to make their way in the fashion world…stores can be uninterested in an emerging or independent label with unique ideas when they can simply stock the type of clothes they see stars wearing in People magazine. In recent years there’s been a palpable shift: more and more places are willing to take the chance on showcasing original thought, and more and more press will search for what’s actually the best versus what’s popularly known. I salute those who are unafraid to promote and herald the new and the different…I salute those who forge their own path with their art, with any art…and I’m proud to feature [the following] independent artists here in our own Showroom.” Three of the designers are being featured this week.

From beautiful San Francisco, Olas Designs creates unique one-of-a-kind and limited edition handbags. Rochelle Durst is the very talented seamstress who is behind this indie business. This awesome totebag would carry all the essentials that any busy woman needs.

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Take a look at the amazing pillows that can be had from Jessica Pilar’s website. Jessica Pilar Rodriguez was inspired by a trip to Portugal. She fell in love with the ceramic tile patterns used in their architecture and the charming pillows reflect this. Perfect for sprucing up a room that just needs a bit more color.

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Pinky’s Daily Planner has been featured in Wickedly Chic in a previous issue. Pinky’s has a fabulous fall collection of beautifully made clothes for “spirited girls”. This stunning blouse would be an asset to any wardrobe. Stephanie Fralick is the designer behind Pinky’s.

 

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