NY fashion designer turns ‘trash’ into eccentric bridal looks


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His TL Brooke bridal line uses only pre- and post-consumer fabrics, scraps and reclaimed materials. Photo: Instagram/TL Brooke

When designer Timothy Westbrook was three years old, he would dance and spin around the living room.

His sister, then six, recorded him one day, “And she’s like, ‘And there’s Timmy. The weird womanly thing,’” Westbrook recalled.

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