_____WARDROBE & FASHION STYLIST______Starbucks, broadcast commercialMacys, social media broadcastThe Atlantic Magazine, print editorialJason Wu GREY, online photographyLela Rose, e-commerce photographyCrunch Gym, commercial videoHasbro, commercial videoBloomingdale’s, e-commerce photography Wall Street Journal Magazine, print photographyMoney Magazine, print photographyHSBC, print photographyToys R Us, e-commerce, print and packaging photographyBabies R Us, e-commerce, print and packaging photographyA&E Shipping Wars, print photographyFAO Schwartz, e-commerce, print and packaging photographyJudi Rosen, online and print photographyOFF SEASON Rockaway, print and online photography____________PROPS STYLIST____________Hasbro, e-commerce, commercial videoBloomingdale’s, e-commerce photographyWall Street Journal Magazine, print photographyDwell Studio, e-commerce, print photographyMacys, e-commerce, print photographyMacys.com, e-commerce photographyThe Company Store, print and e-commerce photographyToys R Us, e-commerce, print and packaging photographyBabies R Us, e-commerce, print and packaging photographyFAO Schwartz, e-commerce, print and packaging photographyTriboro, print and packaging photographySassy, print and packaging photographyLajobi, print and packaging photography_______TEXTILE & BEDDING STYLIST_______Gap Love, editorial photographyCasper, editorial print photography, e-commerce, store merchandisingNFL, editorial and print photographyTriboro, print and packaging photographySassy, print and packaging photographyLajobi, print and packaging photographyMacys, print and e-commerce photographyMacys.com, e-commerce photographyMartha Stewart, package, print_________COSTUME DESIGNER___________DISCOTROPIC, by Niv Acosta, 3rd I Side I, Westbeth, 1/2016SARAH MICHELSON: 4, Whitney Museum of American Art, 2014RESCYOU, Eckert Sorenson-Jolink, Judson Church, New York, 2013IT GOES QUIET, Zox Brothers directors, New York, 2013

J+C Design is the collaborative effort of twin dream beings, Jennifer and Charlotte Sims. Both left home at an early age, travelling in opposite directions geographically to pursue her career in fashion, costume and fine art; honing and developing their creative and technical skills. 15 years later each has a long resume, the list of clients and productions vast, including Charlotte’s work on the Madonna: Sticky and Sweet tour and Jennifer’s work with the Portland Opera, Michael Curry and work as a patternmaker and developer for the NBA, WNBA and NCAA. Now together again, living in NY, they have combined their talents to follow their unflinching vision as fashion artists.