New York Magazine.com

Posted December 22, 2009

Label Overview

Reese’s style is unabashedly girly, but made to fit the lifestyles (and bodies) of real women. With a namesake label and bridge lines and offshoots—ranging from home and shoes to nail polish and hosiery—the brand has captured great commercial success and recognition across many categories.

Status

Established

Clients

Vanessa Minnillo, Vanessa Hudgens, Alicia Keys, Eva Longoria, Jessica Simpson, Beyoncé

Other Product Lines

Home, Handbags, Shoes, Sneakers

Collaborations

Tracy Reese for HUE hosiery. (Fall 2007 to Present), Tracy Reese for Sally Hansen. (Fall 2007 to Present), Plenty by Tracy Reese for Keds. (Spring 2009 to Present)

Owned By

Tracy Reese, T.R. Designs, Inc.

Address

260 W. 39th St.
New York, New York 10018
212-398-9300

Where To Buy

Tracy Reese, Anthropologie, Bergdorf Goodman, Bloomingdale’s, Saks Fifth Avenue, Scoop

Related Websites

• Tracy Reese (Official) www.tracyreese.com
• Style.com: Tracy Reese (Media)

What’s Been Said

• “Tracy’s been around for a relatively long time. She’s like a hidden jewel in the fashion industry.”

  —Virginia Smith Fashion Week Daily

• “Tracy Reese, by example, has done a great job expanding beyond her repertory of flirty dresses and Jazz Age sequins. In her show on Sunday she had thick, glamorous sweaters closed with toggles and shown with slim pleated skirts. They put you in mind not of a nightclub but of a woman in a convertible with the top down in November: another kind of customer.”

  Read more: Tracy Reese – Designer Fashion Label http://nymag.com/fashion/fashionshows/designers/bios/tracyreese/#ixzz0aQyYDTaO

  —Cathy Horyn The New York Times

• “The beauty of Ms. Reese’s designs is that while she is often inspired by vintage designs and themes, she uses contemporary techniques to assure that everything fits better than a gunnysack.”

  —Alex Kuczynski The New York Times

• “Tracy’s been around for a relatively long time. She’s like a hidden jewel in the fashion industry.”

  —Virginia Smith Fashion Week Daily

• “Tracy Reese, by example, has done a great job expanding beyond her repertory of flirty dresses and Jazz Age sequins. In her show on Sunday she had thick, glamorous sweaters closed with toggles and shown with slim pleated skirts. They put you in mind not of a nightclub but of a woman in a convertible with the top down in November: another kind of customer.”

  —Cathy Horyn The New York Times