Native Beacon Hiller, Chynna Pope is a fashion designer in Boston. Pulling influences from her surroundings Chynna creates fashions unlike any other. , world travel, ballet, figure skating, social strata, and various sub cultures are just a few of her inspirations. Designing garments for special occasions and fun, she often mixes soft, flowing materials with contrasting weight fabrics, hides, and textures. Her style dichotomy mirrors that of her own personality and being: Spandex stretching figure skater by day, ripped t-shirt wearing skateboarder in the afternoon, and black-tie ball attending socialite by night.

Chynna has developed her own men's wear inspired fashion line. She launched her collection in October 2014 at Boston Fashion Week. Upon being selected as a top young designer in the area, The Boston chapter of Fashion Group International gave her to oppertunity to display her line through The Launch. On The opening night of BFW She showcased a line of contemporary separates and dresses. The Chynna Pope design aesthetic is one that allows her garments to transition effortlessly from day to evening. Her work was recently featured in the window of The School of Fashion Design on Newbury street and a number of other fashion shows, and events in the area. Sourcing both inspiration and materials from major cosmopolitan cities, Chynna hopes to base her fashion empire in Boston and travel wherever the industry may take her. In addition to Launching her womenswear line at Boston Fashion Week, she has also developed a Boston based menswear accessory company: The Beacon Hill Bow Tie Club.

Chynna serves as the head designer for The Beacon Hill Bow Tie Club. Creating custom pieces for special occasion and leisure, she accessorizes some of the more fashionable men in Boston. Working with vintage silk remnants, and printed cottons she creates classic, yet unique Bow ties, pocket squares and cummerbunds.

Chynna is a graduate of The Metropolitan College at Boston University and The School of Fashion design. Studing The History of Art and Architecture at BU, her approach to fashion design is unique. Marrying her knowledge of historic art with contemporary fashions this designer creates pieces that are young in style yet old at heart.