The Seam Designs

rica; it's understated and appealing. This feeling of familiarity -- it's palpable -- and it's exactly what I hoped to instill in my merchandise." In 2011, Lyndsay became employed by the world renowned Bloomingdales, serving as a stylist. There she worked with art directors, photographers, models, and specific fashion houses to create a vision that communicated both a sense of beauty and authenticity. Just one year later, she was promoted to studio coordinator at Bloomingdales, running their still-life operation in Midtown East Manhattan. And as of March 2014, Lyndsay's been working as the Photo Producer at the Bloomingdales' headquarters studio. This brand is available to everyone -- women, men, children, newborns. Above all else, The Seam Design has an ease. It's a sincere make, one that is connected to the roots of family, community, and naturalness. It harps on an enthusiastic pursuit for a way of life.