Style Makers

Shelby Anderson’s clothing company creates new, exciting pieces out of forgotten fabrics and clothes.

Much like her profession, the yoga and mindfulness instructor’s wardrobe is dependable, yet inspired.

The Akron-based metalsmith creates quirky and colorful keychains, earrings and charms.

The blogger behind Ready To Stare speaks out about LGBTQ advocacy and the need for size inclusivity in the fashion industry.

The local writer, poet and hip-hop artist behind Mourning [A] Blk Star expresses himself in more than words.

The Cleveland 19 News traffic reporter pulls inspiration from her mother, Coco Chanel and Kate Middleton.

The business coach and assistant professor is on the move nonstop, so her style needs to be comfortable and dependable. 

The artist behind Cleveland's Silver and Brass Jewelry discusses her inspiration, process and some notable pieces.

Shanna Porter uses her corporate background and fashion industry know-how to curate a boutique that serves small sizes and encourages thoughtful wardrobe building.

The founder of Auden & Company keeps it simple and effortless while not shying away from what makes her most comfortable.

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.