Cricket Luker of Wildflowers by the Lighthouse and its sister center, Wildflowers Too, both in Barnegat Light, did not let the coronavirus pandemic discourage her from celebrating what she calls “art to wear,” made by artisan designers from all over the world. During a time filled with fear and uncertainty, Luker feels as though dressing to express is one sure way to stay positive.
Luker’s annual Designer Showcase event at Wildflowers Too originated six years ago with the intent to introduce fall designers at the end of the summer season, and was much…
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