Dell sponsors 13 year old designer Isabella Rose Taylor at NYFW

The Dell Women’s Entrepreneur Network is sponsoring 13 yr old Isabella Rose Taylor’s New York Fashion Week show

Some designers wait years to be able to show at New York Fashion Week.  But not Isabella Rose Taylor, a 13 year old  artist and fashion designer from Austin, Texas.  The teenager will debut her Spring 2015 collection for juniors clothing line ISABELLA ROSE TAYLOR at New York Fashion week on Sept. 9.  At age 13, Taylor is one of the youngest designers to exhibit during Fashion Week in New York. The runway show, presented by Dell, will take place 11:00 AM on September 9 at STYLE360, on 639 West 46th Street, NY, NY 10036.  So how does a 13 year old take her designs from concept, to Fashion Week?  Surprisingly, her show is sponsored by technology vendor Dell. Dell, is helping to support and promote Taylor’s business through technology, business consulting, connections to capital, and other resources as part of her participation in the exclusive Dell Women’s Entrepreneur Network.

The ISABELLA ROSE TAYLOR clothing brand for teens, designed by Taylor is a  juniors collection is already selling online at Nordstrom.com.  Pricing for the current collection ranges from $28.00 to $88.00. The designer’s Fall line is will be available at select Nordstrom stores in this  September.

Isabella Rose Taylor has been designing and creating clothes since she was 9 years old.  She was awarded “Rising Star” at Austin Fashion Week in 2013. This year, her runway show headlined the 2014 Austin Fashion Week, and she exhibited at 2014 Mercedes-Benz FashionWeek in Oklahoma City. She also was selected as an Emerging Designer in  February 2014 at WWDMAGIC.  Who better to design for teenage tastes than a designer who is a teenager.

So what will this young designer show on the runway? “My Spring 2015 Collection evolved to reflect the Isabella Rose Taylor girl: a mix of modern hippie, street grunge, and quirky details to embrace her ever evolving style, ” says Ms. Taylor. “This
season’s print and pattern inspiration came to fruition from one of my abstract paintings. I took this painting and transformed it into my fabric.”