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Styling begins with an idea.

Sometimes it's a feeling, sometimes a color palette, a painting, or a single silhouette. I gather references, explore unexpected combinations, and build visual narratives through clothing.

While costume design asks who is this person?, styling asks what do I want the audience to experience? Every look is considered, expressive, and designed to leave a lasting impression.

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EAT
THE
RICH

  • An ongoing exploration of the growing distance between the wealthy and everyone else.

    How much closer that tension feels to the unrest of the French Revolution than most people want to admit.

    This shoot leaned into that discomfort, using a painterly, period quality across the table, the clothing, and the composition to root a very current anxiety in a very old image.

  • This one stretched across producing, tablescape/prop styling, and wardrobe at once.

    Wardrobe wasn't the sole focus this round, and there's more to push on that front as the concept keeps developing.

    The painterly feel came through exactly as intended.

  • Creative Producer

    Wardrobe Stylist

    Prop Stylist

BASICS ONLY

*UNDERWEAR

N.1

EXPLORE

  • A deliberate step away from high-concept work using underwear to prove commercial, brand-ready styling range beyond costume. Finding the beauty in something plain and unremarkable, treating it as seriously as anything more elaborate.

  • Pulled mostly from my own styling kit, thinking through color (and the lack of it), texture, and how to layer basics to build a look that felt cool, sporty, and cozy at once.

  • Creative Producer

    Wardrobe Stylist

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BASICS ONLY

*JEANS

N.2

  • Same idea, different garment: denim as the ultimate everyday basic. Less about concept, more about showing clean, commercial styling range that a brand could actually use.

  • Centered on Levi's, with a focus on close-up shots over full-body, letting design details like stitching, hardware, and fit carry the story.

    Pulled from my own kit and supplemented with pulls from Levi's.

  • Creative Director

    Wardrobe Stylist

FISHWIVES

*SPEC SHOOT

  • A tribute to the coastal, laid-back world of Fishwives, built around a clean, breezy, sun-worn feel.

    This one was not about wardrobe and more about proving range in prop, interior, and soft-goods styling — a background that doesn't always get to show up in my editorial or costume work.

  • I pulled together the clean, coastal aesthetic through props and soft goods.

    This is a chance to show commercial versatility beyond wardrobe alone.

  • Creative Producer

    Prop Stylist

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