About Us
Welcome to Tigerlilly, a passion-driven venture that emerged from a dream to create a haven for women seeking clothing that resonates with their style and empowers them to feel confident and beautiful. Founded in November 2022, Tigerlilly is the brainchild of Brandilyn Johnson, a fashion enthusiast and dedicated Nurse Practitioner specializing in Dermatology, residing in the heart of Newnan, GA.Our journey began with an unwavering passion for fashion and design and a deep-rooted desire to contribute positively to the lives of women in our community. Driven by a love for Newnan's vibrant community and its bustling downtown, we envisioned a space that would meld seamlessly with the local fabric, offering a curated collection of clothing that celebrates individuality and personal style.
At Tigerlilly, we go beyond clothing; we believe in the transformative power of fashion. As a Dermatology-focused Nurse Practitioner, our founder Brandilyn Johnson recognizes the significance of feeling comfortable and confident in one's skin. This expertise blends effortlessly into our ethos, allowing us to extend our dedication to empowering women through clothing and addressing their aesthetic and skincare needs.
Our studio is more than just a retail space; it's a nurturing environment where style meets wellness. With a keen eye for fashion trends and an intimate understanding of skincare, we curate collections that embrace diversity, inclusivity, and quality craftsmanship.
Every piece is thoughtfully chosen to cater to different tastes, body types, and lifestyles, ensuring that every woman who walks through our doors finds something that speaks to her unique essence. We are committed to fostering connections, uplifting women, and contributing positively to the vibrant tapestry of Newnan.
Our mission is simple: to provide a welcoming space where fashion, wellness, and community converge. Join us at Tigerlilly, where style and self-care intertwine, and every woman is celebrated for her individuality, beauty, and confidence.
