Fashion and style has always been an interest, a love and a curiosity for me. From my early teen years, I was everyone's fashion anchor- friends and family would often ask me to help them go shopping or invite me over to ask “Do I look good in this?” 

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The real passion ignited when I started working at an incredible local boutique, where it was so much more than retail. We offered clients a high-end and personalized shopping experience where we would help them find the things that they felt amazing in. It was my years spent here that I learned so much about honing in on what a client is really looking for and how to provide them with service excellence in a relational and personal way. 

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Then life changed. 

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After the birth of my second son, I found myself deep in postpartum depression. Struggling through the fog of unrelenting sadness, I was also struggling with what I felt like was a loss of identity. I used to be strong, independent, and have a zest for life, but now I felt like I was "just mom”. But a voice inside reminded me that my worth, my identity and my happiness was in my hands- I was capable of determining how it would play out.

"There's so much more to being a woman than just motherhood." One day, looking in the mirror, I decided to reclaim my identity. It began with small steps: picking outfits intentionally, styling my hair, and putting on a little makeup. These weren't acts of vanity but acts of self-rediscovery and reclamation. By putting in a little effort, I was intentionally taking steps towards the woman I knew I wanted to be.

With each day, I felt my inner glow return because I saw myself return.

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When you start to see yourself looking better, you start to feel better, and then you start to think better. It’s a ripple effect that I felt then, I continue to feel it now, and it’s one that I see with my clients every single day. It's why I do what I do.