How True Botanicals and HATCH Are Celebrating Austin Women
True Botanicals and HATCH celebrate Austin women
Mother Love
On May 9 Hillary Peterson, founder of True Botanicals, and Ariane Goldman, founder of Hatch, hosted a Mother’s Day luncheon at Eberly that celebrated local entrepreneurs and creatives. The light-filled and greenery accented space served as the perfect backdrop for old and new friends to catch up on career changes, motherhood and what it means to have balance in your life.
Hatch creates elevated and classic items for pregnant women and beyond and what began as a clothing-centric brand has now expanded into beauty (read wellness oils, a dual-purpose balm and even a belly mask!). Goldman’s mission to create, “solution-based clothing and natural beauty products for all stages,” is a perfect complement to skincare brand, True Botanicals. Peterson’s sought-after products are known for their effectiveness, quality and sustainability and are all certified-nontoxic by MADE SAFE, America’s first seal to certify products made with ingredients that are safe for people and the planet.
Between the women, the food and the mission of both brands this sounds like our kind of luncheon.
Blogger and stylist Jen Pinkston.
The luncheon marked a day of celebration for Austin women and entrepreneurs.
Designer and SUPPLY Showroom co-owner Callie Jenschke with Lululemon’s Kelly Krause. Must have been a good story!
Hillary Peterson, founder of True Botanicals, and Ariane Goldman, founder of Hatch with Camille Styles.
The Hatch and True Botanicals gathering was accented with thoughtful decor.
Kim West in conversation with Elana Schulman.
Hello My Tribe’s Alex Winkelman Zeplain talking with Rank & Style’s Jamie Chandlee.
Eberly was the perfect location for this female-focused event.
Elizabeth Mullen and Carla Landry Knowlton.
Kourtney Little, Riley Banks and Cristina Facundo.