Being born and raised in London it has undeniably shaped me as a fashion stylist, infusing my work with a unique blend of influences and perspectives. The city has been a constant well of inspiration, leaving an indelible mark on my approach to both fashion and art.

I try to incorporate my own Caribbean culture within my work too. Exploring the rich tapestry of styles, traditions and global influences from both my Jamaican and Dominican heritage. Creating looks that are both contemporary and culturally resonant.

I’ve also embraced and celebrated my individuality and queerness both in regards to work and my personal life. I prioritise creating looks that not only align with current trends but that also celebrate the uniqueness of an individual. I play with challenging traditional gender norms and expectations. Experimenting with Androgynous looks, gender fluid fashion and breaking down barriers that restrict fashion to predefined gender categories.

Embracing these two realms within fashion styling is not only a personal celebration but also a powerful statement that contributes to the evolving landscape of inclusivity and diversity in the industry. Styling is such a powerful form of self expression and I’m inspired by clothes and the people who wear them.