Elizabeth Brunner is the founder of StereoType Kids, a gender-inclusive fashion brand created to celebrate individuality and self-expression beyond traditional labels. Inspired by her boy/girl twins’ unique sense of style, Elizabeth saw how deeply clothing could reflect identity—and how often children’s choices are shaped or limited by societal expectations.

A designer by trade, a parent at heart, and now an indie children’s book author, Elizabeth launched StereoType Kids to create a brand that supports freedom, creativity, and individuality—where unisex doesn’t mean neutral, and style is for everyone.

Her debut book, Me is All I Want to Be, expands this mission through storytelling. It encourages children to be true to themselves and invites grown-ups to reflect on how we nurture self-expression. As a thought leader in conscious parenting, Elizabeth is helping reshape the conversation around creativity, inclusivity, and the power of being yourself—one story, and one outfit, at a time.