Meet Rachel Marie Hurst
Designer. Stylist. Fashion World Builder.
I didn't grow up dreaming about fashion week.
I grew up dreaming about possibility.
Long before I became a designer, I was the kid starting businesses, creating opportunities, and looking for ways to build something bigger than myself. Fashion came later—but once it found me, it changed everything.
What We Believe
Size Diverse
Women Owned
Sustainable Minded
Handmade
BIPOC Owned
Community Driven
We believe fashion should be expressive, not exclusive.
What started as a college fashion club grew into fashion shows, custom designs, styling clients, a boutique, and eventually House of Bolden—a fashion house built around one simple belief:
Fashion is medicine for the soul.
Because clothing has the power to change how we see ourselves.
I've watched women stand a little taller after finding the right blazer. I've seen someone smile at their reflection for the first time in years after putting on a dress that finally felt like them. I've watched confidence grow not because a woman changed who she was, but because she finally felt seen.
That's why I do this.
Not because fashion is frivolous.
Because fashion is personal.
Today, I work as a designer, stylist, educator, and creative director. Through House of Bolden, I help women discover their style, create custom garments, learn new skills, and step into the boldest version of themselves.
My design philosophy blends tailoring and romance, structure and softness, confidence and creativity. I believe women shouldn't have to choose between being powerful and feminine. They can be both.
Today, House of Bolden Is Growing Into Something Bigger
What began as a boutique has evolved into a fashion house rooted in creativity, confidence, education, and self-expression.
Today, House of Bolden includes curated fashion, styling services, custom design, fashion education, fragrance, and creative community experiences designed to help women become the boldest version of themselves.
And we're just getting started.
Welcome to Your Villain Era
Around here, becoming the villain isn't about becoming someone else.
It's about becoming more of yourself.
It's about dressing for your own approval.
Taking up space.
Trusting your instincts.
And building a life that feels authentic to who you are.
If you've ever felt overlooked, underestimated, or unsure of where you fit, you're in the right place.
Because confidence isn't found.
It's worn.
It's practiced.
It's built one bold choice at a time.
Welcome to the House.