The Story of Annia Louisa
Annia Jenkins, a registered nurse and Louisiana native, found her way into the world of fashion through a path as unique as it was intentional.
As a globally recognized luxury concierge and bespoke experience consultant based in Dallas, Texas, Annia has redefined the art of curating extraordinary experiences with impeccable taste.
As the Founder and CEO of All Things Beautiful & Co., she and her late mother, Cynthia, orchestrated bespoke experiences and lavish travel itineraries to some of the world's most breathtaking destinations.
In 2020, Annia and Cynthia envisioned expanding their lifestyle brand by merging travel and fashion—creating a resort wear collection that allowed collectors to experience the essence of the world, no matter where they were. Their journey took them across the globe, drawing inspiration from the beauty of their destinations to craft bold, statement-making resort wear.
In July 2021, Annia and Cynthia placed the finishing touches on their first collection and prepared for the campaign photoshoot. Tragically and unexpectedly, three days prior to the scheduled launch of Annia Louisa, co- founder Cynthia Hightower- Jenkins passed away.
Pressing forward broken, Annia soft launched Annia Louisa in October 2021 and officially in 2022 in memory of her late mother and their love for travel and fashion.
Annia Louisa is a luxury collection of resort wear, home accents, and limited-edition pieces with prints inspired by some of the most elaborate travel destinations around the world.
OUR WORLD
With a focus on bold prints, vivid jewel tones, and bespoke craftsmanship, the collection is currently luxury resort wear. Home accents and more are to come.
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Each print and embellishment are hand-crafted, allowing the collector to submerge themselves in “all the feels” of each elaborate destination.
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​“The Annia Louisa collection, known for its breezy silhouettes, vibrant prints, and sophisticated details, tells the story of a beautiful mother-daughter relationship. My mother and I loved to travel to exotic destinations around the world and dreamed of the ones that we would take on next. I launched this brand in memory of my mother and our journeys together that have now transformed into priceless, unforgettable moments. Annia Louisa is a lifestyle brand that captures the essence of vacation-ready glamour, created to share our experiences with jet setters and connoisseurs of "all things beautiful.”
-Annia Jenkins
Inspired by her love for traveling abroad and her passion for an “all things luxury” lifestyle
For the love of India...
India is a dreamland full of rich culture, beautiful natives, and some of the most exclusive textiles. India is the second-largest producer of raw silk in the world, and is credited with developing the art of draping cloth.
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When Annia first traveled to the “silk city,” she fell in love with the fabrics, colors, markets, local artisans, creatives, silk weavers, and strong women who work hard to provide for their families while boldly fighting for their rights each and every day.
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Annia Louisa found its manufacturer nestled within the rich heritage, artistic talents, and breathtaking sites of India where our fabrics and prints are now produced.
Local Philanthropy
Philanthropically speaking, those causes that impact abused women, underserved children, homelessness, cancer research, mental health, human trafficking and bullying are especially meaningful to Annia Louisa.
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As a company, we care passionately about the communities in which we live, work and travel. We channel those passions by meaningfully sowing into communities in order that we may leave them a little better than we found them.
We are known internationally for our philanthropic arm, and for partnering with charities worldwide.
Sustainability
Annia Louisa is committed to reducing our footprint while still providing our jetsetters and collectors luxurious prints, fabrics, clothing, and goods. Each print is cut with precision to eliminate waste at all levels of our manufacturing process.
No fabric goes unused!
