The Tendy Designer with Old-fashioned Flair.

An old-fashioned girl with a trendy heart…one can certainly say that Kelly Anguilm is a paradox of sorts. From selling homes to designing clothes, Kelly is able to address your basic needs with flair.
A native of Denver, Colorado, 27-year-old Kelly A. (as she likes to be known) has an eye for style and a heart for modesty. Having a passion for fashion, she grew up shopping in local malls and boutiques. Inspired by the beautiful silhouettes of the fashion world, Kelly always knew that one day she would have a line of her own. After high school, she began working in the high pressure world of real estate. Her success grew quickly. In selling new homes, she saw something special in the houses that otherwise would have just stood there and gone unnoticed, enabling her to sell millions of dollars in real estate in the Denver metropolitan area.
Her desire to work as a fashion designer took a turning point during a shopping excursion with her family. Seeing her 16-year-old god sister Kierra in an outfit a little less than modest gave Kelly the fuel she needed to start The Good Girl Brand. In real sizes from small to extra large, her line of contemporary casual sportswear is designed with the stylish yet conservative woman in mind.
Taking her knowledge of home sales, she incorporates her flair for the unnoticed and seamlessly makes it the most important feature, bringing it back where it belongs. A bit of the old-fashioned is a breath of fresh air in today’s era of fast pace, show it all, and leave nothing to the imagination world of ours. Reintroducing modesty, without omitting style and trend, is Kelly’s contribution to the world of fashion.
A wife and mother of two young boys, Kelly is the first to emphasize that the fleece bottoms in her line are not your man’s sweatpants. Protecting the feminine mystique is her priority, and her unique line reflects that mindset. From form-fitting fleece to ruffled denim skirts, The Good Girl Brand is an exciting contemporary line that even Grandma would be proud of.