June 16, 2020

Jerry Lee Atwood Designing For Music Industry Stars


Jill Ditmire
Indianapolis creative Jerry Lee Atwood uses fabric to create art -- designing custom made, high-end, full piece, country western-style tailored suits for music industry stars, including Lil Nas X, Post Malone and Orville Peck. - Courtesy Jerry Lee Atwood

Indianapolis creative Jerry Lee Atwood uses fabric to create art -- designing custom made, high-end, full piece, country western-style tailored suits for music industry stars, including Lil Nas X, Post Malone and Orville Peck.

Courtesy Jerry Lee Atwood

Indianapolis creative Jerry Lee Atwood uses fabric to create art — designing custom made, high-end, full piece, country western-style tailored suits for music industry stars, including Lil Nas X, Post Malone and Orville Peck.

From our Arts and Culture Desk, WFYI’s Jill Ditmire talked with Atwood about the adjustments he made during the pandemic -- and what happens next.

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