In the Media

Local teen designer making thousands of masks for frontline workers

~ Good Morning Washington

Kimora Lee Simmons’ 13-Year-Old Protégé Makes Masks For Healthcare Workers

~ The Kelly Clarkson Show

12-year-old clothing designer donating face masks to hospitals amid coronavirus outbreak

~ Fox 5 News

Young Fashion Designer Makes Custom Face Masks

~ NBC 4 Washington News

Kimora Lee Simmons Wears Dress Designed By 12-Year-Old Protégé

~ The Kelly Clarkson Show

TMZ interviews Kimora Lee Simmons on her mentorship with 12 year old Fashionista, Skylar Johnson

~ TMZ

Budding 12-Year-Old Fashion Designer Gains Mentorship from Kimora Lee Simmons

~ NBC Washington News

Kimora Lee Simmons Surprises 12-Year-Old Fashion Designer With Life-Changing Opportunity

~ The Kelly Clarkson Show

Upcycled fashion with Loudoun County style star Skylar Johnson

~ Good Morning Washington

The dazzling designs of 11-year-old fashionista Skylar Johnson

~ Good Morning Washington

Skylar Johnson – Sew Fly Sky

~ Kitchen Table Conversations

Meet Skylar, the 11-year-old fashion designer making waves in Loudoun County

~ Featured in Loudoun Times Mirror

Back to School with Loudoun’s Young Style Influencers

~ Featured in LoudounNow

Developing your own style in middle and high school can be tough. But for some area teens and tweens, doing their own thing comes naturally. Loudoun has some young style mavens right in our own backyard. 

How 12-year-old Skylar Raiyn Johnson became a NoVA-based fashion designer

~ Featured in Northern Virginia Magazine

We sat down with Prince William-native Skylar Raiyn Johnson to discuss how her hobby for design turned into a flourishing career.

Skylar Johnson and Phyllis Randall

~ Featured in Loudoun Times Mirror

Skylar Johnson, designed and made the outfit Loudoun County Board of Supervisors Chairwoman Phyllis Randall (D-At Large) wore to the State of the County address pictured left.

Skylar Johnson, Kristina Bouweiri and Phyllis Randall

~ Featured in Loudoun Times Mirror

Skylar Johnson, left, designed and made the red dress Reston Limousine CEO Kristina Bouweiri, center, wore to the Sterling Women 10th Anniversary Luncheon in August.

Gainesville, Va. 6th-grader is already an award-winning designer

~ Washington’s Top News

Girl in S.T.E.A.M | Skylar Raiyn

~ Featured in Posh Seven Magazine

Fifth grade Skylar Johnson is well on her way to a promising career in the world of fashion.