Tyler's work has appeared on RuPaul's Drag Race (US and France), Broadway, Late Night with Seth Meyers, Netflix, MTV, Bravo, Food Network, on stage at the VMAs and Lollapalooza, in Elle magazine, online on Vogue, Vogue Paris, People, WWD, on red carpets, and many more stages and events around the country and abroad.

Tyler Neasloney launched his label in 2019 with a focus on bespoke gowns, menswear, costumes for stage and screen, and custom luggage. Entirely self-taught, Tyler's love of design and garment construction began when his mother—a master quilter—taught him how to sew at a very young age.

Originally from Wyoming, Tyler moved to New York City in 2012, working first in the publishing industry and then for the Ali Forney Center for homeless LGBTQ+ youths—where he led the agency's special events for six years.

Within months of launching his label, Tyler was selected to compete on Bravo's Project Runway season 18.

Lauded for his meticulous craftsmanship and painstaking attention to detail, Tyler is proud to dress people of all sizes and gender expression.