Hi, I’m Bri!

Where it all began

I started styling myself around four years old with the contents of my dress-up bucket. Skirts became capes, necklaces became belts, and tiaras became… well tiaras because you can’t get much more creative than a crown!

To this day, I still have a large bucket labeled costumes, which has downsized enormously from previous years, but still holds a special place, and some special pieces, in my heart.

Fast forward a few decades to college when I started pursuing my creative interests in photography and modeling.

Through a series of events I began modeling for a local photography studio’s 101 lighting class. It was love at first pose. I met talented models and photographers who inspired me to continue modeling.

I learned to be creative by using what I already had: costume pieces combined with the unique items I had in my wardrobe. I created looks that felt personal to each photoshoot based on the photographer’s vision, not only for my shoots but for other models’ shoots as well.

My love of creating new looks from only a handful of items challenged me in the best ways, and I began styling family, friends, and anyone willing to create more outfit opportunities from their closets. Just imagine what I was able to curate for them when we went shopping!

Why styling?

My experiences collaborating with artists and styling those I cared for taught me valuable lessons about my day-to-day life. The most important lesson is that we all deserve to be seen, to be heard, and be able to express who we are.

That principle is what gives me the confidence and empowerment to help others find intention in their lives through their wardrobe.

I help entrepreneurs and individuals in the queer community find confidence through clothing instead of using it to hide behind so they feel empowered to be seen.

I want you to…

You have the power to change the world. When you feel inspired and confident, those around you feel it too. When you feel seen, heard, and supported, others respect and seek the same.

Showing even one person what they are capable of becoming and watching them share with the world when they feel seen and heard creates a domino effect because their confidence and empowerment inspire others, who inspire others, and so on.