Business Members

Jen Floyd is a passionate animal advocate, vintage jewelry enthusiast, and lover of all things quirky. With a Master’s degree in animal behavior and conservation, she spent seven years working hands-on in the field before embracing a creative new path. Now, she expresses her love for history and craftsmanship through antique jewelry while still giving back to the animals she cherishes. Beyond her work, Jen’s playful spirit shines through in her love for dressing up—both herself and her beloved dogs. Whether it’s a whimsical costume party or a themed photoshoot with her pups, she believes life is more fun in character. Follow along on @totemkitten to see her adventures in vintage finds, conservation, and costumes!

Inspired by the magical world of Burning Man and other transformative events, I design wearable art that encourages people to feel empowered and embody their best selves. I left the U.S in 2019 to be a nomadic designer- finding inspiration and selling my designs at festivals around the world. At the outbreak of Covid, I got stuck in Bali which ended up becoming my homebase. I now operate my clothing brand from NY but live between Bali & France with my husband & business partner Gilles and our daughter.

Kat O’Sullivan is an artist, upcycler, and free-spirited entrepreneur best known for her vibrant, repurposed sweater coats and whimsical aesthetic. Through her brand Katwise (katwise.com), she has built a cult following, selling one-of-a-kind clothing made from recycled knitwear. Kat’s colorful, bohemian style extends beyond fashion—her artistic touch is evident in her home, a psychedelic, hand-painted Victorian house in upstate New York. She has traveled extensively, embracing a nomadic lifestyle infused with creativity, adventure, and self-expression. Her work embodies a joyful, freewheeling approach to life, inspiring a dedicated global community of fans and fellow artists.

Eric Strauss, known professionally as Prince Powderpouffe, is a distinguished costume designer and wedding officiant based in New York City. He is affiliated with IATSE Local 764 and is currently contributing his expertise to the Broadway production of "& Juliet."

“Anney Fresh” Ozar is a 6 time Daytime Emmy Award-winning Puppet and Costume Designer for Sesame Street and Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock, bringing some of your favorite classic characters to life at the Jim Henson Company. Beyond television, Anney is a member of the Brooklyn-based arts collective The Madagascar Institute, where she has created large-scale art installations both in the U.S. and Europe. Anney's versatility extends to performance as a Puppeteer in Emmet Otter’s Jug Band Christmas: A New Musical and as the title character in Manual Cinema’s Leonardo! A Wonderful Show About a Terrible Monster. She sang with The Loser’s Lounge at Joe’s Pub, participated in the legendary street theatre project Chengwin, and was a cast member of Gallery HD’s art reality series Artstar, culminating in an exhibition at Deitch Projects in Soho and The Art Parade. She is also a regular at Maker Faire, most notably competing in the Power Racing Series, and is often spotted as the head referee of the infamous Idiotarod shopping cart race. Anney's Space Kittys inflatable costume project has taken her around the world, delighting audiences with its playful designs. A graduate of NYU Tisch’s Playwrights Horizons Theatre School, Anney has also trained at Peoples Improv Theater and is a member of the Costume Network Creative and Community Teams. Not spelled Annie but Anney please!

Jonah Levy is a Brooklyn-based event producer and arts curator known for his innovative use of urban spaces. He started as a tour guide for Levys' Unique New York! and later became Project Director at the Center for the Holographic Arts, where he revitalized the LIC Clocktower and relocated the Holocenter to Governors Island. In 2015, he co-founded Shadow Traffic, an art collective staging free events in unconventional spaces. His work includes roles with (un)SCENE, You Are So Lucky, and House of Yes. Jonah now manages the cell theatre and co-produces events at Franklin Chthonics in the Catskills.

Rawb "Laser" Lane is a seasoned entertainer and creative visionary hailing from Irving, Texas. Known for his eclectic and imaginative costumes, he curates his looks entirely from thrift store finds, blending Western, circus, and clown aesthetics into bold, theatrical ensembles. Beyond his unique fashion, Rawb is celebrated for his dynamic presence at events and festivals, where he engages and entertains with his spirited performances and interactive activities. A passionate advocate for community and self-expression, he brings energy, creativity, and inclusivity to every space he enters.