A North Texas clothing designer is celebrating something good. Toni Grant’s released her V’Che label a little more than two years ago.
“It was very exciting for me," Grant said."[Lizzo’s] stylist reached out to me for a custom piece, and I was so honored. So, I did it but didn’t hear back for a while. I thought maybe it didn’t work or didn’t fit. She sent her measurements, but we never did a fitting, so I just didn’t know. I sent a few garments and I looked and there she was in her new Amazon series in it.
"unscripted series on Amazon, she’s wearing several different outfits, one of which, is Grant’s design.“Social media has been a big blessing for me! I built my brand on the back of social media," Grant said."Thank goodness that’s where people are looking and that’s how people have found me. That’s why I think that everyone should take advantage of a free platform because there you can thrive if you’re consistent and determined.
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