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Lake Bluff natives launch website to bring discounted designer clothes to North Shore

Sarah Perkins (left), formerly of Lake Bluff, and the CEO and co-founder of DesignerShare, stands with Bill Meyer, of Lake Bluff, and co-founder and president of DesignerShare. PHOTOS by Gregory Rothstein/DesignerShare
Tom Alexander [from left to right], the COO of 1871, Sarah Perkins the CEO and co-founder of DesignerShare, Jamie Fischer. The marketing and events manager of DesignerShare, Chrissy Wagner, the community manager of DesignerShare, Bill Meyer the co-founder and president of DesignerShare president and Teddi Weigel, the events associate of 1871, pose at the launch of DesignerShare on Friday, March 31.

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Alyssa Groh, Editor
3:36 pm PDT April 4, 2017
With a constantly changing fashion industry that makes it hard to keep up with the latest fashion trends, two Lake Bluff natives have teamed up to bring designer clothes at a cheap price to the North Shore and the surrounding area.
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