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Jenna Lyons
Jenna Lyons has been the creative director and president for J.Crew since 2008 and 2010, respectively.〔("A Day in the Life of Jenna Lyons" ), The Oprah Winfrey Show〕 Nicknamed the "Woman Who Dresses America,"〔David Colman, ("Jenna Lyons, the Woman Who Dresses America" ), The New York Times〕 Lyons' creative force and style have been called the reason that J.Crew has turned into a cult brand and has had profits more than triple in a ten-year span (2003–2013). She currently resides in Tribeca with her son, Beckett.
==Early life==
Lyons was born in Boston, Massachusetts, but moved to Palos Verdes, California when she was four.〔Sarah Harris, ("The creative force behind J.Crew" ), The Guardian〕 Here, she grew up being subjected to heavy bullying, due to her gawkiness and health issues.〔Danielle Sacks, ("How Jenna Lyons Transformed J. Crew Into a Cult Brand" ), Fast Company〕 She suffered from incontinentia pigmenti, a genetic disorder which scarred her skin, caused her hair to fall out in patches, and caused her teeth to be malformed, which is the reason she still wears dentures to this day.〔
Much of Lyons' outlooks and interests stem from her childhood experiences. About her childhood, she states that her genetic condition "made me introverted, but it was also the reason I loved fashion, because it can change who you are and how you feel, and that can be magical."〔 Her mother was a piano teacher who encouraged her to get involved creatively, leading to her interest in fashion.〔 She loved to rebel against her school uniform,〔 and she learned to sew in seventh grade, which granted her more confidence.〔 One of her personal motivations for success stems from witnessing her parents' divorce and having to never rely on a man to get by.〔 Due to her interest and talent for fashion, Lyons attended Parsons and graduated in 1990.〔
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