Janay Growden Rose has been designing window displays for 12 years in
the Bay Area, and has been making clothes off and on for the last 14 years.
A FIDM alumni who's other creative babies include her band "Knees and Elbows".
The Window Lady's clothing is all 100% recycled and inspired by androgony,
contradiction, flea market finds, and decades past.
For The Window Lady recycling is not a trend but a responsiblity as a designer
whether it's in a window display or a garment. this inspiration to use recycled
materials (mainly old ties) gives each item a original one of a kind creative spell.
Janay sews all of her own garments in a childs playhouse on top of her boat
named Muffy Maru. You can find her hats, tie dresses, vests, colonial inspired
pants, and accesories primarily at Neda's Florals and Gifts on Haight Street in
San Francisco where her clothing mixes with flowers.
Other stores that have had her designs, or will have her designs include
Fabuloid, and Five and Diamond in San Franciso.
the Bay Area, and has been making clothes off and on for the last 14 years.
A FIDM alumni who's other creative babies include her band "Knees and Elbows".
The Window Lady's clothing is all 100% recycled and inspired by androgony,
contradiction, flea market finds, and decades past.
For The Window Lady recycling is not a trend but a responsiblity as a designer
whether it's in a window display or a garment. this inspiration to use recycled
materials (mainly old ties) gives each item a original one of a kind creative spell.
Janay sews all of her own garments in a childs playhouse on top of her boat
named Muffy Maru. You can find her hats, tie dresses, vests, colonial inspired
pants, and accesories primarily at Neda's Florals and Gifts on Haight Street in
San Francisco where her clothing mixes with flowers.
Other stores that have had her designs, or will have her designs include
Fabuloid, and Five and Diamond in San Franciso.
