Past work · styling as storytelling
The Lookbook.
Every project starts with the same question — what does this person, this shot, this world need to feel like? Then every piece gets chosen to answer it.
01 / Editorial test
Test with Kenny Weaving
Color, spontaneity, and a studio floor covered in a four-year-old's artwork. Jewel tones, patchwork texture, and layered statement jewelry — structured pieces against loose, painterly pattern, so the styling could hold its own against a backdrop that refused to be neutral.
02 / Commercial
Bodega
Everyday corner-store energy, dressed up just enough. Easy layers and real-life pieces styled to feel lived in, not posed.
03 / Thrifted editorial
Womxn at a community park in Dorchester
An entirely thrifted editorial made by a team of womxn and queer creatives, set against public art in Dorchester. Art abounds.
Notes from the fitting room
Styling tips.
- 01
Start with what you own.
Most great outfits are already in your closet. Pull one piece you love and build around it.
- 02
Let contrast do the work.
Structured with soft, polished with worn. Tension is what makes a look feel like you.
- 03
Thrift with intention.
Shop for texture and fit, not trends. The best pieces have a story before they're yours.
- 04
Accessories are the punctuation.
Layered jewelry, a strong sunnie, a bag with character — small things finish the sentence.
- 05
Dress for the room you want.
Think about where you're going and how you want to feel there, then work backward.