Judy Swartz has been styling for many of the biggest stars in the entertainment and music industry along with designing clothing lines with, and for, those stars. When she works with someone, she is involved every step of the way.

Helping her clients and customers feel comfortable about themselves is always her number one priority. Judy’s retail designs capture the taste and image of the brand owner or celebrity. Judy’s creative spin influences the product. Whether it is styling for a music video, a star for the red carpet, or designing fashion for a young girl to wear for school, Judy graces every project with distinctive marks.

Here you can find some of Judy’s most noted work in various categories.

POCKET.WATCH

Entertainment Headquarters for YouTube Kids … Generation Alpha.

MELISSA McCARTHY

Judy has had the privilege of helping Melissa design as Creative Director and launch her new clothing line for three seasons.

QUEEN OF TWEEN

Judy worked with Mary-Kate and Ashley as their stylist and senior SVP of Fashion. She worked with Mary-Kate and Ashley on and off screen for nine years and substantially created their fashion and lifestyle brand globally. Judy had a huge hand in helping shape their fashion choices; you can still see her influence on their aesthetics today.

MUSIC VIDEOS / TV

Judy has designed for many memorable TV series, movies, music videos and TV specials.

POCKET.WATCH

Ryan Toys Review launched as children’s YouTube Channel. Judy & team was tapped by Pocket.Watch and rebranded the name to “Ryan’s Worlds” and created the Style Guide that drove successful brand products launched at Walmart and now at other retailers. Ryan is one of the Top 10 Youngest Influencers online.

MELISSA McCARTHY COLLECTION

Judy had the privilege of helping Melissa design as Creative Director and launch her new clothing line. Judy’s strength and success is making women of all ages and sizes feel empowered and comfortable. Judy is inspiring and encouraging women all over the world with her exciting, flattering and stylish designs for Melissa and others.

Look at some beautiful designs and confident outfit choices that Judy designed / styled for Melissa’s SPY movie press tour:

QUEEN OF TWEEN

Judy, as Creative Director and SVP of Fashion substantially styled, designed and created the phenomenally successful Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen lifestyle brand for mega-retailers including Walmart and globally including almost all of their hit TV shows and movies. She also styled and designed clothes for the Hannah Montana branded clothes for Walmart. Judy has influenced the fashion choices for millions of tween and teen girls throughout the world.

Mattel also enlisted Judy to style the Mary-Kate & Ashley Doll collection. Judy expanded the marykateandashley fashion line into a complete lifestyle brand for tweens, including designs for cosmetics, home furnishing, footwear, sleepwear and accessories. This accomplishment earned Judy the title “Queen of Tween.” She has been a part of some of the most influential moments of tween lives globally.

MUSIC VIDEOS – TV – MOVIES

Judy pioneered fashion for head-turning music videos, by styling the lead singers and the backup dancers. Well known music artists such as Cheap Trick, Phil Collins, Michael Jackson, and actresses like Lesley Ann Warren, recognized Judy’s talent and hired her to give life to their videos. The intricate designs of the outfits garnered as much attention as the performers.

CREDITS

Television: (8 series, 30 movies, 8 feature films)

The Twilight Zone
Murder in the Heartland
Emmy Award Consideration

Television Specials: (to name a few)

Maya Angelou Millennium Special / Steven Spielberg Director

Music Videos: (80 videos for 50 artists, to name a few)

Michael Jackson / Liberian Girl
Phil Collins / Do You Remember, I Wish It Would Rain
Cheap Trick / Never Had a Lot, The Flame, Don’t Be Cruel
Harry Connick Jr. / Bare Necessities
Richard Marx / Don’t Mean Nothing
Eddie Money / Take Me Home Tonight
Herb Alpert / Janet Jackson / Diamonds
Kenny G / Silhouette
Neil Diamond / This Time
Richard Marx / Should Have Known