Local Designers at Hazel & Olive are Making Prom Dreams come True!

DALLAS - EntSun -- The heart of Rockwall's fashion center is Hazel & Olive.  This attractive business sports a trendy inventory of the latest in women's clothing designs.

The company is well known for its charitable endeavors within the local community.  It's founder and CEO, Mrs. Taylor McMillan-Johnson is a fashionista with a huge charitable heart.  She firmly believes that success should always be tempered with a spirit of commitment to the betterment of one's community.  Her company consistently hosts a quarterly charitable project.  This quarter, she has made it a mission to ensure that every young lady who cannot afford a dress for the prom, will have access to one (FREE OF CHARGE - no questions asked) for their special night.  Starting March 1st, there will be a select inventory of dresses (while supplies last) for this project in the store's location on Washington Street.

The growing independent company was established online in 2012 and is named after Taylor's great-grandmother, Hazel Olive.  Taylor's grandmother is credited with instilling the young designer with the passion for sewing, fashion, and social responsibility.   The storefront of Hazel and Olive opened its doors to the public in 2014, featuring Taylor's own designs, as well as that of other new and upcoming designers.  The company's quarterly charitable programs have endeared Hazel and Olive to the hearts of the customers and are eagerly anticipated each season.

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Mrs. McMillan-Johnson is a powerhouse business woman, wife, and mother of 3 children, as well as two fur-baby Goldendoodles.  Along with her husband, Parker, they hope to instill into their young children the necessity to give back to their hometown.  "When each of us gives back to our community, be it in goods, time, or money, we all become better human beings and our communities thrive because of it," said Mrs. McMillan-Johnson.

Young ladies, in need, who are interested in finding out more about the free dresses for prom can get more information by visiting Hazel & Olive's storefront at at 306 Washington Street in Rockwall,  or online at  https://www.hazelandolive.com/ (https://www.hazelandolive.com/)