Style Makers

Alicia Zeigler Costello started her line after making earrings as Christmas gifts last year.

The owner of Junk Party fashions funky, colorful jewelry out of unused cellphone cords, charger cables and more.

Bobby and Danielle Allen cast their pieces — think honey bee or skull rings — in bronze, gold and silver.

We talk to Mentor designer Anne Skoch about the inspiration behind her products, the irony of her new best-seller and how the purse maker is overcoming coronavirus challenges.

Samantha Wiggins hand-embroiders T-shirts, tanks and more with florals and cute phrases.

The creator behind High Strung talks handmade string art, Southwest vibes and dream catchers.

The Cleveland-based clothing brand will unveil its fourth collection — featuring unisex pieces — next month.

Monica Dorazewski designs and paints each Lettie Briggs scarf by hand and has them printed in Italy.

Stephanie and Alex Rodgers design kids' clothing with witty themes that their son Parker models.

The clothing line is "Cleveland AF" and made from thrifted clothes.

The jewlery shop in Midtown deals S. Jordan Fine's hand-made wares.

We talked to the owner behind the egg-based skin care line about creating her products, her inspiration and more.