Dubbed by the New York Times as "Fashion's Latest Art Darling," 2019 was a banner year for Ashley Longshore. She made an appearance on Seth Meyers, starred as a guest judge on Project Runway, and was the Resident Artist at New York's Fashion Week. From Gucci Murals in London to Kate Moss as a nun, Ashley Longshore's pop art paintings are never shy of daring, her art makes noise! On any given day you may catch her in her New Orleans gallery painting with Blake Lively, taking business meetings in New York, or on a remote island in Hawaii painting a new collection. A self proclaimed "Urban Hippie," Ashley enjoys being one with nature as much as she does shopping on Madison Avenue amongst the high end items depicted in her work. A prolific artist at a pivotal moment in her career, she has been compared to Andy Warhol by Town & Country Magazine, for her obsession with pop culture figures and brands, as well as her relationships with celebrities. She has had major collaborations with brands such as luxury cosmetics brand Cle de Peau, Chloe, Maybelline, Mark Cross, Judith Leiber, Titan Black. She had a record-breaking exhibition at the luxury retailer Bergdorf Goodman. She has emblazoned the path for pop art and fashion to coexist. Her work has been featured in magazines in both the United States and countries all around the world including Switzerland, Belgium, UK, Japan, and Australia, where collectors have begun to acquire her unique pieces, described by a certain celebrity client as "Elegant, yet rebellious." Beyond movie stars such as Blake, Salma, Penelope, Reese, and others who need no more than a first name to describe them, there are many super star athletes like Eli Manning, Drew Brees, and Odell, the hedgies and billionaires as Ashley calls them, the jeweler tot he stars, Lorraine Schwartz, and the royalty, HRH Prince Pierre D'Arenberg, who are counted among her collectors. Whether they have purchased one of her famed Audrey Hepburn portraits, her trophy series, or a piece of her bold and defiant furniture, one things is certain, they have all taken note of a new player on the scene in the contemporary art world, and their space will no longer be the same.