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Pretty Brainy® in the News
The story of Pretty Brainy® is about innovative design in preteen girls’ apparel inspired by and created specifically for preteen girls. We began out of market need for a ’tween girl gift idea and have bloomed into a corporation with a global vision. Our niche is smart fashion for smart girls, and our purpose, with fashion as the medium, is to show girls the greater view of what they can accomplish with their lives.
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Press Contacts
Heidi A. Olinger, 720-203-1749
Catherine M. Lundy, 906-282-6232
Casper, Wyoming — (December 22, 2009) — New Clothing Line Meant to Boost Confidence in ’Tween Girls
Total Elegance Boutique in Casper became the first retailer in the country to carry the Pretty Brainy line when owner Jackie Faught met Heidi Olinger at a Denver apparel and accessories mart this fall. Faught kept walking past Olinger’s booth, and by the end of the show, she was ready to commit.
Steamboat Springs, Colorado — (October 12, 2009) — Steamboat Today host Harper Louden interviews Pretty Brainy CEO Heidi Olinger
Heidi Olinger describes what it is to be pretty brainy and how Steamboat ’tween girls can get the new clothing line locally.
Steamboat Springs, Colorado — (October 11, 2009) — Lyons Corner Drug Offers Pretty Brainy Clothing
Tahnee Miller has a tween daughter, 7-year-old Brooke. Brooke picked out her Pretty Brainy shirt to wear one day. She came home and got out five days’ worth of math homework that needed to be done. Miller said, “Oh my gosh, Brooke, this is fantastic.” Brooke did most of it on her own and said, “I am wearing my Pretty Brainy T-shirt.”
Lyons, Colorado — (July 17, 2009) — Lessons a Girl Can Wear on Her Sleeve: New Back-to-School Apparel Makes Learning an Element of Design
Graphic T-shirts may be the most popular form of self-expression on the planet, and a shirt by Colorado designer Pretty Brainy reads, “Learning math will help you earn more money and keep more of what you earn when you are grown. . . .”
