I grew up in a small Canadian town with a mom who never missed a chance to match: prints, patterns, the perfect high ponytail, and always the right accessories. Years of dance class sharpened both my eye and my discipline. It was about getting every detail just right.

Fashion was always there—not as a way to fit in, but as a way to stand out. I craved something different.

Getting dressed was never just about clothes. It was how I claimed my energy and stepped into the day with intention. I later realized this wasn’t just style. It was strategy.

I’ve always loved beautiful things: the process of finding them, placing them, making them feel right. I moved to Toronto the first chance I got. Studied architecture. Interned in interior design. And became obsessed with how things should work, look, and live in a space. Eventually, that same instinct shifted toward fashion.

I traded small-town waters for bigger ones, then dove headfirst into the ultimate pool: New York City. I felt instantly at home. I found myself working with brands I had once only dreamt of owning, now part of the teams shaping their stories and helping bring their visions to life.

Then came the plot twist: the suburbs of Philadelphia. A new chapter. Life felt slower—quieter, more intentional. I became a wife. A mom. And, in a natural evolution of everything I’ve always loved, I started dressing others: not just my kids, but my friends too.

The texts rolled in: What should I wear to the preschool fundraiser? To that birthday dinner? To a luncheon? What do I pack for vacation?

Different occasions, but essentially the same question: What helps me feel like me, even when life keeps shifting?

And every time someone asks me for help, I light up.

I realized I don’t just love getting myself dressed. I love getting you dressed.

Confidence is my favorite thing to wear.

And I want that for you, too.

This is just the beginning.