When thinking about what I wanted for the transition to Brittany A. Monroe, I really only knew that I wanted to include a nod to Lizzie & Jane and Pride & Prejudice. In a way, this brand has been becoming for years as my style has evolved from trendy to classic and I’ve developed a deeper interest in gardening, home interiors, clean beauty and ingredients, and sustainability. I’ve found that what I love most is creating and curating and I wanted this to be a place where my love of all of the detail oriented things could live. 

I worked with Sally of Rosalind Co. and we started with a mood board that felt very much like living inside the Keira Knightly version of Pride and Prejudice. Green is my favorite color so it is perfect for my main logo and the color scheme feels like a more sophisticated version of that of Lizzie & Jane. We were inspired by candlelight, chats over hot cups of coffee with friends, English gardens, walks by the sea, and, of course, the world of Jane Austen. I hope words like nostalgic, warm, lively, approachable, and whimsical come to mind when you visit here and that you are inspired to find beauty in the little things.

Sally and I were instant friends and I was (am) consistently impressed by how incredibly talented, intuitive, and kind she is. She was very quickly able to hone in on my true style and personality to create such a lovely and charming space that fully encapsulates everything I love. It feels serendipitous that we were able to work together and I feel so lucky to have connected with her. We initially were not going to have any kind of icon other than my name but Sally created this beautiful “B” icon with the ivy around it and it really resonated with both of us. Ivy is evergreen and symbolizes connection, feels classic and enduring, and is reminiscent of exactly what I hope to embody here.