The TV series Return to Amish on the TLC network follows ex- Amish Kate Stoltzfus as she interns at Rowley's design company. Rowley has appeared as a judge on the reality television programs 24 Hour Catwalk, America's Next Top Model, Project Runway and Design Star and has been a guest on The Today Show, Good Morning America, The Oprah Winfrey Show, Gossip Girl, Celebrity Jeopardy, and the Late Show with David Letterman, among other programs.
In 2015, Rowley won the Designer of the Year award at the 37th Annual American Apparel and Footwear Association American Image Awards.
In 2012, Rowley was given the School of the Art Institute of Chicago's Legend of Fashion award, alongside her husband Bill Powers. The Council of Fashion Designers of America honored Rowley with a Perry Ellis Award for New Fashion Talent in 1994. Rowley's designs were described by The New York Times as "flirty, vibrantly colored dresses and tops in wispy materials" that have "a whiff of the carefree, simple spirit" of Claire McCardell. Signature Cynthia Rowley stores are in New York City, Chicago, Montauk, Palm Beach, Malibu, Pacific Palisades, and Newport Beach as well as at the company's web store. Rowley's fashions are presented bi-annually at New York Fashion Week. Powers collection, a limited menswear range named after her husband Bill Powers. The designer also created a line of home accessories called Swell, based on a book series she co-wrote with friend Ilene Rosenzweig, which made its debut at Target in 2003. Since Rowley launched her first capsule collection in 1988, has grown to include women's wear, handbags, glasses, color cosmetics, fragrance, wetsuits and swimwear, home furnishings, bedding products, and office accessories. She then launched her career with $3,000 in seed money from one of her grandmothers. In 1981, Rowley won an SAIC fellowship award in her senior year and used the money to move from Chicago to New York City. Cynthia Rowley show at New York Fashion Week September 2021
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