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Alexandria Brianna Hollowell (born on December 9, 1992) is one of the youngest business magnate [1] woman in the world. She is a restaurant chain owner, humanitarian, published hairstylist, published model, cuisine innovator and multi-million dollar brand developer. She is the founder, CEO and Chief designer of Lavish Endeavors™, LE Meals™ LE Meals™ Prep and LE Meals™ Shipping. Alexandria is often noted as an influence to entrepreneurs.
Alexandria was born to a Gullah-Geechee mother and a Creole father who raised her in League City, Texas, also known as the Greater Houston Area [2]. She moved out of Texas at 12 years old and spent the next five years in Jacksonville, FL with her mother and younger sister, as her mother became a newly single parent. While in high school, Alexandria formed and managed a dance group with fellow high school students. That would later put her in the position to present them with lead roles in the movie Step Up 3 [3] and also auditions on Americas Best Dance Crew [4]. Her name grew within the dancer world and she began being propositioned to manage dancers in different states. In 2007, she joined the Yearbook Committee as a sophomore in high school and would remain in the Yearbook Committee until she graduated. In 2010, she graduated from Mandarin High School at 16 years old. She immediately moved to Okinawa, Japan to model internationally for four months. In 2011, she returned from Japan and moved to San Antonio, Texas where she began her term at UTSA (The University of Texas at San Antonio). After three and a half years in San Antonio she decided to leave college permanently to pursue her clothing company, Loko Doh LLC.