The House

A closet that remembers everything.

The Brand

Started in Soho, summer 2026.

Teenage Grandma's Closet began because Lola wanted it to exist: something fun and cute, in exactly her kind of style, that she couldn't find anywhere else. So she made it, in a small shop in Soho, one baby tee at a time.

The heart of it is personalization. What you wear tells someone about you before you say a word, so every piece here says it in your own handwriting.

Every icon in the studio was picked by Lola herself: things she loves, and things she felt the cultural moment would latch onto. Her favorite is the one of her dog Jeanne. She is also partial to the jeans, and to the pair of red ballet flats, which are her own.

“I made this because it's what I wanted to wear. Your shirt should introduce you.”

Lola
Lola at work in the Teenage Grandma's Closet shop window in Soho, New York
The shop, Soho, New York
A gray sweatshirt covered in the Teenage Grandma's Closet collage of hand-drawn icons
The house collage, icons by Lola
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The Founder

Lola, from Byron Bay.

Lola, founder of Teenage Grandma's Closet, wearing a custom icon baby tee in New York

Lola, founder & creative director

Lola is originally from Byron Bay, Australia, where she got her start in fashion as a wardrobe stylist for film and television, a job spent dressing other people, one frame at a time.

From there: a brief stay in London, then New York, where Teenage Grandma's Closet was born.

Her personal style is the compass for everything the shop carries: young, playful, unmistakably youthful on the surface, but always borrowing from vintage moments and the things that came before.

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“I dress young, but everything I own looks like it has a past.”

Lola
Shop ready to wear