Writing
Over the last six years, I’ve been able to share my love of fashion, beauty, and design through freelance writing. Working for multiple print and digital publications, I have gained extensive experience in both editorial and commerce writing.
As style obsessed as I am, I can write about almost any aspect of the industry with genuine enthusiasm; however, my experience in the field is what really sets me apart. I have spent over a decade working in nearly every facet of the garment business. I have done everything from PR to designing a lingerie line, from high-end retail to walking factory floors, from sitting front row at NYFW to working backstage and styling photo shoots. These varied experiences give me a level of insight into the industry that few have, and my writing reflects that.
I hope that my writing inspires both industry experts and laypeople to think differently about fashion, beauty, and design and helps people express themselves through their personal style.
In addition to writing, I regularly provide expert commentary on fashion, beauty, and lifestyle trends and have been quoted in places like Forbes, Byrdie, and Reader's Digest.
I am an experienced podcast guest and have been featured on multiple podcasts, including the American Fashion Podcast discussing what it's like to start a fashion brand and The Lingerie Stories Podcast to talk about running a modern trade show and supporting new designers.
I've also hosted live events, including moderating a panel with Cora Harrington, The Lingerie Addict, at The Lingerie Selection.
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New York Fashion Week Highlights
Additional NYFW Coverage Here
I started my career writing about NYFW, and it's still one my favorite thing to cover. It's a frenetic week where street style and editorial fashion intersect to give a biannual glimpse into the zeitgeist. From interviewing designers to identifying trends in real-time, I love sharing what I see through both long-format articles and social media content that allows viewers to feel like they're there.
Christian Siriano
Christian Siriano showed his opulent spring/summer 2019 collection at the equally stunning Gotham Hall. The show was inspired by a dream vacation to Hawaii and was filled with bright, bold colours and playful patterns punctuated with a political point. More...
Sally Laponte
Sally Lapointe presented one of the most cutting edge experiences of fashion week. The presentation took place in a stark industrial space that played a perfect foil to her luxe and textural clothing. More...
Chromat
Chromat showed their body positive spring/summer 2019 runway show, Saturation, to an overflowing audience on 7th September. As always, the Chromat collection was bright, bold and celebrated the bodies of all shapes and sizes. More...
Monse
Last spring, Monse came onto the scene at New York Fashion Week with a convincing debut collection based around the idea of an easy but glamorous basic – the button-down shirt – reimagined. Clearly their look struck a chord with the fashion-savvy crowd because long before the show was set to start a line filled with editors and bold-faced names had already formed down the block. More...
Fashion Week Events Open to the Public-SS2020
Fashion week is often thought to be exclusive, industry only affairs. However with the rise of social media and decreasing relevance of seeing fashion months before consumers can buy, many brands are creating direct to the public activations for their core consumer and beyond. Here are a few events that are open to the public during NYFW. More...
Six Takeaways from Blogger and the Brand 2019
Blogger and the Brand is an event that’s as much about collaboration as education. Here are six takeaways from the night’s panel discussion between Evie Phillips, Norah Murphy and Rohma Siddiqui on how content creators can take their brand and collaborations to another level. More...