Baily Rose invites you to an Open House celebrating the anniversary of throwing her first fashion show in a backyard in Boulder 16 years ago. No fashion show - because - you know, the 'vid.

Offering:
- zero waste & up-cycled dresses
-latest collection of beanies
- Pick Your Price SALE rack

Shop my collection in person or schedule a virtual showing with me!

11am - 5pm : Reserve a private viewing of the collection, 2 people max in person

5:30p - 8pm : snacks, tea, & champagne in the courtyard - LIMITED CAPACITY sew DM to

RSVP : bailyrose at gmail dot com
Private Location in Cap Hill - Address Sent after RSVP is confirmed.

*Masks & Social Distancing a give-in*

Soil to soil refers to the garment's ability to biodegrade at the end of it's lifecycle. Soil to soil fiber can literally go back to the earth, making it circular in design by principle. baily rose never uses synthetic yarns that shed microplastics (not circular in nature ;).

Fibershed is like a watershed: think farm yarn fibers regionally grown & produced like cotton, flax, hemp, lambswool, & alpaca (deeeeeevine!!!!).

Fibershed has done a lot of research, & it's lookin' like the future of fashion is in carbon sequestering Fibershed Fashion. If there were a Fibershed bandwagon, baily rose would be on it, giving out fresh squeezed lemonade from local organic lemons, singing praises of Santa Rebecca .

b a rose has recently joined the Mountains & Plains Fibershed, an affiliate of the larger Fibershed : where you can find in depth resources to these questions.