I spent a decade in fashion with access to everything - the collections, the appointments, the clothes most women only ever see on a page. My own wardrobe was still a disaster.
It was full. It was expensive. But getting dressed still felt like a negotiation with a version of myself I wasn't sure I believed in anymore.
The work that changed everything wasn't in a showroom. It was the first time a client stood in front of her edited wardrobe and said I finally feel like myself.
Studio Noir exists for that moment.
For every woman tired of opening a full wardrobe and feeling nothing - this is where the edit begins.
Featured in Harper's Bazaar, Marie Claire, and Refinery29 as one of New York's most sought-after personal stylists.
Officially launched Studio Noir with one Style Assistant. Fully booked within the first season.
Left editorial. Landed my first private client. Realised this was the work that mattered.
Became contributing editor. Spent 3 seasons deciding what women should wear next. Started wondering if anyone was asking what they actually wanted.
Started as a fashion assistant at a New York publication. Learned everything - and started questioning most of it.
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Ten years. One realisation. Everything changed.
Every wardrobe has the same ten mistakes. Most women don't know what they are. This guide does.
Fashion is in the sky, in the street, fashion has to do with ideas, the way we live, what is happening. Fashion is in the sky.