Personal styling has always been second nature to me — it’s how I connect with fashion and understand how different pieces work together in everyday life. When I style myself, I’m not just putting together outfits — I’m learning how silhouettes, colors, textures, and proportions can shift how someone feels in their clothes.
My style blends designer, streetwear, and true vintage, but I always prioritize wearability and intention. Whether it's elevating basics with the right accessories or balancing casual pieces with sharper tailoring, I approach each look as an opportunity to express something — and to stay current while staying authentic.
This section of my portfolio reflects the same mindset I’d bring to styling clients: being thoughtful about fit, function, and personality. I believe the right outfit can boost confidence, tell a story, and help someone feel like the best version of themselves — and that’s exactly the kind of experience I aim to create for customers.
This look blends FW16/17 Vetements with custom pieces and bold proportions to channel a modern take on Kanye West’s iconic 2015–2017 era. The oversized Vetements hoodie sets the tone with a statement silhouette, grounded by custom double-knee leather pants — a nod to the current Enfants Riches Déprimés wave. I finished the look with Yeezy Season 1 duck boots for a rugged edge and topped it with a thrifted Gucci beanie for warmth and contrast.
This outfit turns heads — balancing high fashion with underground influence, and showing how thoughtful layering and texture can elevate everyday streetwear.
Inspired by G-Eazy’s iconic outerwear moments and the legacy of Hedi Slimane, this look centers around the Celine SS20 Corduroy Teddy Jacket — a piece Slimane designed during his transition from Saint Laurent to Celine. Rather than styling it with the expected loafers, I leaned into the full Slimane aesthetic with Saint Laurent Wyatt Harness Boots and flared jeans, adding a timeless rock-and-roll edge.
This is the SLP (Saint Laurent Paris) look refined — sleek, confident, and rooted in music culture and modern tailoring. It’s bold without being loud, and a perfect example of how classic silhouettes can still feel current when styled with intention.
This outfit balances heritage workwear with elevated, hype-forward details. I started with a navy Harrington jacket — a timeless silhouette popularized in the 1950s — featuring a rare Camp David patch, historically reserved for world leaders visiting the presidential retreat. The double-knee Carhartt pants nod to utilitarian 1950s workwear, while the Illesteva sunglasses and original Nike x Off-White VaporMax bring a fresh, street-savvy energy to the look.
It’s a clean, wearable fit that blends historical depth with modern edge — proving that timeless silhouettes can still feel current when styled through the lens of today’s culture.
This look channels classic Ralph Lauren energy with a bold, personal twist. I layered a Southwestern-print Polo Ralph Lauren shirt over an ’80s Rolling Stones band tee — tucked just like Ralph himself styled in archival campaigns. The Gianni Versace belt buckle adds a touch of luxury to the ruggedness, paired with deep indigo 1960s Seafarer bell-bottom denim, subtly distressed with heel bites for an authentic worn-in feel.
Brown suede Acme cowboy boots and vintage ’80s orange-tint aviator sunglasses round out the look, pulling together Western, rock, and Americana influences. It’s nostalgic but sharp — a tribute to classic American style through the lens of music, texture, and bold personality.
This look leans heavily into heritage Americana, anchored by a vintage M-2 flight leather bomber jacket and a classic Ralph Lauren denim work shirt — a pairing that echoes the rugged authenticity of Vietnam War-era fighter pilot style. The bullet necklace and Gucci aviator sunglasses reinforce the theme, adding subtle drama and vintage military flair.
On the lower half, I brought in a modern twist: black faded jeans and a pair of Rick Owens x Dr. Martens 1460 Bex boots. The slate suede and signature Rick Owens lacing system reinterpret the classic silhouette with streetwear precision, bridging past and present.
This outfit is all about contrast — structured yet lived-in, nostalgic yet forward-thinking. It’s a look rooted in history but styled with an eye toward what’s next.
For this project, I challenged myself to build five distinct, all-black monochromatic outfits using a single foundation: a pair of vintage faded Levi’s 501s. Each look explores a different angle of modern streetwear, blending texture, silhouette, and brand language while staying within one tonal palette.
Featured pieces come from labels like 2144museum, Vetements, Rick Owens, Rhude, Fear of God, and Chrome Hearts — each chosen for its ability to elevate black-on-black styling through detail, shape, or fabrication. From oversized layers to sharp tailoring, the goal was to show how versatility and personality can still thrive within a limited color story.
These are a few of my favorite stills — where minimalism meets edge, and subtlety makes the statement.
This all-black look blends ‘90s grunge with updated streetwear silhouettes, centered around a sun-faded grunge band tee featuring an all-over tree print. The vintage embroidered wool hat — a nod to past trends in the vintage collector scene — pairs perfectly with the graphic, while an Off-White dangle earring adds a subtle edge.
Layered with a washed Fear of God Essentials trucker denim jacket and belted oversized vintage Carhartt double-knee pants (size 40 for that exaggerated fit), the look plays with proportion and texture. I finished it off with Fear of God’s original 2016 mainline military sneakers, a cult classic that ties the outfit together with understated weight.
This fit is all about bringing past trends into the present — a clean, cohesive look that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly current.
This look pays tribute to my favorite decade — the 1970s — blending retro sportswear with high-fashion edge. The cream flared bell bottoms feature a unique front pocket detail and an exaggerated 12-inch leg opening, setting the tone with bold, era-authentic proportions. On top, I layered a cropped, fitted varsity jacket in dimension red wool, complete with chainstitch embroidery on the back and a vintage baseball applique on the sleeve — a perfect nod to the old-school Americana sports aesthetic.
The setting — a baseball batting cage — reinforces the story, while 1970s aviator sunglasses and classic black Vans Vault Old Skool sneakers ground the outfit with timeless cool. The overall vibe channels Saint Laurent’s vintage-inspired looks — something you’d see worn effortlessly by a celebrity on a night out.
It’s nostalgic, confident, and unapologetically expressive — just like the era that inspired it.
This look plays with a cohesive red and golden yellow palette, built around era-authentic vintage pieces with thoughtful detail. The red wool “Camp Pendleton” hat features bold yellow chainstitching — a 1990s standout — complemented by a ’90s Pogues band tee with gold accents in the graphic. The tee’s loose, boxy fit reflects the effortless proportions of that decade.
For bottoms, I went with worn-in 1970s Levi’s 646 bell bottoms, showing subtle heel-bite distressing for added texture and history. On foot, I tied in the gold tones with white-and-yellow Vans Anaheim Era 95s — the perfect finish to a look that feels like the everyday uniform of ‘90s youth: Levi’s, a band tee, and Vans.
It’s a clean, consistent palette-driven outfit rooted in vintage subcultures, styled to show how intentional color and fit choices can make casual pieces feel elevated and editorial.
This look is all about taking center stage. I started with a vintage 1970s silk floral dagger-collar button-up — rich in orange hues and bold print — and layered it under a rare lambskin leather jacket cut in a cardigan silhouette. The lapel shape and three-button closure bring a softer, more refined structure to the upper half.
On the bottom, I styled raw selvedge denim bell bottoms with standout vintage orange Teju lizard-skin cowboy boots. The high flare paired with a vibrant pop of color grounds the entire look in confidence and intentionality. The blue and orange palette commands attention — echoed subtly in the shirt and balanced by the jacket’s neutral white and brown tones.
To casualize and modernize the outfit, I added a black Raf Simons cap — pulling the look slightly back from costume into elevated, wearable fashion. It’s a statement fit, styled with color harmony and confidence in every layer.
This look proves that simplicity doesn’t have to sacrifice style. I started with a 1990s pastel yellow Purdue University Reverse Weave sweatshirt by Champion — a standout piece from their most iconic, heavyweight line. It’s soft, sun-faded, and pairs perfectly with a light wash, naturally distressed Wrangler jean to create that laid-back jeans-and-sweatshirt combination we all return to for a reason.
On foot, I chose the Rhude Bandana sneakers in the cream low-top colorway — a subtle yet elevated twist that keeps the outfit feeling fresh and curated.
This is a go-to spring fit you'd catch in California by the beach — where comfort meets cool, and vintage meets modern without trying too hard. Clean, casual, and quietly confident.
This slide captures two of my favorite takes on authentic 1970s styling — each grounded in strong silhouettes, standout accessories, and thoughtful color balance.
Outfit One blends structure with softness, featuring a Robert Graham vertically striped floral-embroidered shirt in muted green, cream, and beige tones, layered under the Celine Corduroy Teddy Jacket — a modern piece with unmistakable vintage DNA. I paired this with classic 1970s Levi’s 646 bell bottoms and round-toe, heeled Chelsea boots in a dark tan beige — perfect for completing the era-accurate leg line. A green leather belt (a rare color in vintage accessories) adds a unique accent, tying in with the embroidery on the shirt. Accessories like the square pendant necklace and wooden bangle elevate the look and complete the nostalgic feel.
Outfit Two pushes the boundaries with a bold white-on-white look inspired by vintage rock icons. A collector-grade button-up shirt covered in musical notes — straight from the 1980s–90s — is layered over white Levi’s 646 Sta-Prest flared pants. The black leather belt with a golden dragon buckle breaks the silhouette cleanly and adds edge. A made-in-USA paisley headband channels that classic Axl Rose energy, while accessories like a vintage Native American sterling silver squash blossom necklace with turquoise, a brushed steel cross pendant, and detailed 1970s cut-out cowboy boots make this feel like a rock star's stage outfit — loud, intentional, and undeniably expressive.
These looks prove how you can honor a decade with accuracy while still making it feel fresh, relevant, and tailored to the individual.