Isaiah Johnson is an artist, designer and content creator from Vallejo California who crafts moments that enable individuals to express their authentic selves.  He excels in bringing imaginative concepts to life through his expertise in styling and design. Additionally, he lends his illustrative talents to assist designers in the production process. Isaiah derives immense satisfaction from serving others, a sentiment reflected in his work. His portfolio spans from designing and styling for short films and live performers to dressing high-profile celebrities for the NFL, as well as television, film and broadway-showcasing his versatility and deep influence across multiple industries. Drawing inspiration from diverse sources, Isaiah tailors unique visual identities for his clients. He understands that fashion serves as a form of communication, and he takes pride in amplifying his clients’ voice through his creative endeavors, leveraging extensive research across pop culture, historical influences, and sustainable and ethical practices, he weaves compelling narratives through his fashion creations. Isaiah Johnson’s dedication to his craft transforms fashion into a powerful medium for storytelling. 

The CHANDLER "Flower Emblem" is a hand-drawn double bloom, created by founder Isaiah Johnson during a two-year creative block—a period marked by stillness, uncertainty, and quiet searching. In that creative drought, the simple act of sketching flowers became a lifeline. With each petal drawn, the spark of imagination was kept alive.

This emblem is more than a motif; it’s a symbol of resilience, regeneration, and the quiet persistence of beauty. Flowers—nature’s original entertainers—bloom without applause, and in their silent performance, they remind us to keep showing up, to keep creating even when inspiration feels far away.

Now an integral part of the Chandler Classic label, the Flower Emblem serves as a signature of the brand’s ethos: that creativity is a cycle, and even in moments of pause, growth is still taking root. It’s a gentle but powerful reminder—creativity, like nature, always finds its way back to bloom.