I have been fascinated by beauty for as long as I can remember. It led me to a career inside of it as Beauty Director for one of the nation's largest retail empires, working alongside Bobbi Brown, Jeanine Lobell, and Trish McEvoy. I found my way into wardrobe styling when I relocated to lead a clothing brand that felt like a deep breath of this is fabulous. It carried me to representation by one of the world's top modeling agencies for makeup and styling — editorial, runway, commercial print, magazines, catalogs, and television.
Every room I walked into taught me something. I held a lot of it and learned what to let go.
My two beautifully vibrant children inspire me every day through their clever, free-spirited ways, and my awe in them is tireless.
I am a Pathfinder. And my craft always leads me home.
Art, in full imagination.
I am a Pathfinder. Whether capturing a moment in a photograph, styling, or writing a letter — my craft always leads me home.
I spent years in the beauty industry.
Good years. Real ones. The kind where you learn how to look at someone — not at what needs fixing, but at what's already there.
That's the thing about beauty work. You get good at noticing. The quiet details. Seeing someone before they've decided what they want you to see.
And then the work started asking for something different. Not louder — just deeper. So, I picked up a camera — because I had a more thoughtful story to tell.
I didn't plan it. I was curious, and I followed it. It led me to boudoir. Fine art. Dark, moody, editorial work where nothing is accidental and everything is deliberate.
Which led me to HERSELF.
I built exactly what I set out to build
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