My admiration for fashion started as early as I can remember.

Growing up in a bicultural household in the United States, clothing became one of the ways I explored my sense of identity and personal style. That curiosity eventually grew into a deeper interest in why we wear what we wear and how clothing shapes the way we see ourselves.

My interest in fashion psychology began during my undergraduate studies at The New School and deepened through my master’s research at London College of Fashion, where I explored body image and body neutrality. Body neutrality shifts the focus from how our bodies look to what they allow us to experience and do.

My perspective on fashion has also been shaped by experience across styling, visual merchandising, modeling, public relations, and retail, giving me an understanding of clothing from both the personal and industry side.

I’m based in Boston, Massachusetts, and regularly work and travel between Boston and New York City.