The Style Approach

Many stylists begin with  a love for fashion, and while that is true for me as well, my first love is community and connection. I use fashion as a tool to build both. It's the stories we tell through fashion that connect us all.

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My story begins as a shy middle child searching for my place in the world. I found ways to communicate through creativity, and clothing quickly became my main outlet. Through fashion, I discovered the power of self-expression and the messages it can send about who we are. It gave me a voice and helped me step out.

 

 Throughout my life, the expression of fashion has become a constant source of empowerment.  During harsh relationships where I lost my identity, my closet became my sanctuary. The way I felt in my clothing reminded me and helped center me and bring me back to who I am. As a mom of four, I've faced uncertainty, negative feelings about my body and questions of self-worth. Yet my wardrobe has always grounded me, connecting me to who I was before motherhood and who I can be now.

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Fashion has the power to ignite our inner child, sparking joy and playfulness, oblivious to what the world and society imposes on us. The choice to dress how I want is my way of reclaiming who I am.

It is my declaration of self.  

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I want to spread this mindset and empower women to embrace it. That is why my price point is more accessible than the industry standard. A stylist's work should go beyond creating outfits- it's about building a connection, acting as a sister or friend, sharing the deeply personal feelings, and searching for relatability. Styling should reach everyone, not just the wealthy, celebrity or elite, and my expertise in runway-inspired styling brings accessibility to all.

 

I want to work with young adults trying to figure out their place in the world, women who feel lost, mothers who need to be reminded of who they are, professionals making their mark.  I want to help all women say, "I am here" without even having to speak. 

That is my mission.