Hi, I’m Angela!

…….entrepreneur, fashion designer, creative director and author of the new memoir Haute Pursuit.

Angela Taylor George, founder of trend-setting, multi-brand showroom Times Two and renowned New York label Alice & Trixie, now making her mark as an author.

Hailed early on as the Voice of Authority by New York Daily News, Angela has made an indelible mark on fashion internationally over four decades, playing a vital role in the co-creation and launch of major fashion trends widely copied today and originating designs still cherished and traded around the world.

When not in pursuit of the next big fashion trend, she’s designing interiors, snapping artsy pics with her trusty iPhone, and, of course, ever eyeing her next travel destination. 

Angela resides in New York City and East Hampton, New York with her adorable rescue pup, Chloe.

A Few Of My Favorites!

Vintage Shopping

Street Photography

Salted Caramel Ice Cream

  • "It takes a village to succeed and the keen ability to identify emerging trends and innovate along the way. I always lived with the visual of Indiana Jones in Raiders of the Lost Ark blazing through the tunnel with that huge boulder rushing after him. That’s kind of how I felt… all the time. If I slowed down, we’d be crushed. Fashion really is a fast-moving industry, and the more success I had, the more worried I became because I knew we had to top the numbers from the year before."

    — Excerpt from Haute Pursuit

  • "On the next day, we were on location doing lifestyle photos for look books and the website. This was a highly auspicious day with the seasonal vision finally brought to life through imagery. It was beyond thrilling to see the collection sing as the models moved. Even though we designed everything and knew the styles intimately, they came to life on the body, and it was like love at first sight."

    — Excerpt from Haute Pursuit

  • "In the messy, chaotic world of fashion manufacturing, where Murphy’s law prevails each day, anything that can go wrong will go wrong. I learned to put out the fires first and ask questions later. It’s just the nature of the beast. But, I was in the game, following every move in real time. Making things overseas felt like a remote spectator sport, where you have little control over the outcomes. I’d rather be on the field in the stadium any day."

    — Excerpt from Haute Pursuit