Lilly Pulitzer Madison Avenue Toile Makeover

I spent the last week painting a New York toile in the Lilly Pulitzer Madison Avenue shop. An entire hallway, three dressing rooms and a bathroom are now covered in pink scenes from NYC.

New Spring Prints for Lilly Pulitzer

Climbing the Ladder

Secret Garden

Giddy Up

Lady in the Park

This is a drawing of my favorite lady that sits in Rittenhouse Square. She always wears Chanel flats, enormous chic glasses and smokes out of a long cigarette holder.

drawings

Here are some of Janie's favorite items from Lilly's current resort collection. I whipped up these illustrations for the website, I always love an excuse to draw outfits and accessories!

Gobble Wobble...and more resort prints!

Wearing my print at the 3rd Annual Gobble Wobble in Bloomfield Hills, MI. The Gobble Wobble is a fundraiser put on the Friday after Thanksgiving every year to benefit a local Detroit Charity. Anne Carney (left) and Liz Vollman (right) were two of the hostesses. I was part of the original committee two years ago and sadly am not involved anymore as I live in Philadelphia. However, with the help of the Lilly Somerset shop, Lilly Pulitzer donated a bunch of goodies and a gift certificate for the raffle.

Big Bam

Seau-rchin

Madly Glamorous

In the Slim

"Originals" are finally here. This is a collection of garments that embody the fun of Lilly Pulitzer. I was like a kid in a candy shop when I first saw them in stores. I told my co-worker "They look so good I want to eat them" and he responded "They are calorie free!" They are classics, pieces that you can wear forever and pass on. They are all about print. I designed the "In the Slim" print shown here, it is one of my first prints offered in dresses, pants, skirts and accessories. It is SOO fun to see people wearing it!

having a ball

My friend Nini and I are having a Halloween party and I am VERY excited about it. Halloween is one of my favorite holidays because you can have so much fun with it and just be silly. Above is the invite I illustrated, Nini wrote the cute poem. I'm still debating what to be, any ideas?