It runs
in the bloodline.
At an early age, it was very apparent that Jace was more than a super jock following in his father’s pro baseball footsteps. Jace was a creative. Generational creatives run in Jace’s bloodline. His grandfather, and look-alike, was extremely ingenious in the arts and still had time to be an active wartime hero. Surviving against all odds takes creativity! Jace Johnson possesses that in spades!
“Surviving against all odds takes creativity!”Jace Johnson possesses that in spades
For a true creative, the fashion-beauty-image mountain is one of the steepest and most precarious climbs one can attempt. Very much like professional baseball and golf, it’s rarefied air that few can obtain and must be approached with a fiercely deft touch of unbending intention.
Jace’s uncle had Jace shadowing him in his Beverly Hills studio with iconic beauties like Elizabeth Taylor, Cher, Rene Russo, Michelle Pfeiffer, filing away fashion and design insights to use in his own way someday. His image-making uncle was not limited to leading ladies but also worked with Olympic stars like Greg Louganis and Carl Lewis. Unparalleled living legends—including Muhammad Ali, Smokey Robinson, Neil Diamond, Herb Alpert, and even B.B. King—realized the impact of knowing that looks and style matter.
“Looks and style matter.”Learned in a Beverly Hills studio
Fashion and image are not age- or gender-specific. They’re ever-changing and never-ending. Every generation leaves an impactful signature of fashion silhouettes, designs, and dreams that were worn and lived fully.
