SOLEIL AUGUST 2ND ISSUE

isters India and Bronte
Treat grew up watching their
mother create. As children, they
went to her studio and watched
her work. She’d put on country
radio and paint. They loved how
messy she was in that space especially
in comparison to their
highly regimented household.
Beyond the confines of motherhood,
she was a more carefree
person. She is the reason they
began to create and had the confidence
to pursue art as a career.
India Treat is a fine art photographer
and the creative director of
Lunchroom Anxiety. Her personal
work tells a new story, one told
from the woman’s point of view.
This is reflected in her role as a
creative director. India strives to
create a strong, feminine
energy central to the story of
Lunchroom Anxiety. Their brand
pays homage to Texan women
like Ann Richards, Selena, and
Lady Bird Johnson.
Bronte Treat is the lead designer
of Lunchroom Anxiety. A deep
love for her landscape is reflected
in the pieces she creates and
finds. Their vintage items feature
homegrown brands like Wrangler
while their more eclectic
pieces are reminiscent of Dolly
Parton circa 1977.
Their embroidered pieces are
one-of-a-kind and handmade by
Bronte. Lunchroom Anxiety is for
the modern cowgirl, the rough
rider in all of us.