Wedding SZN 🤎

There’s something about wedding season that makes everyone immediately reach for florals, pastels and bright color. For this wedding, I wanted to go in a completely different direction.

Chocolate brown.

I chose a rich chocolate satin gown that felt romantic enough for the occasion while still staying true to my personal style. The gathered detailing through the bodice adds softness and movement, while the sculpted waist creates definition before falling into a dramatic floor-length skirt. And of course, the high slit gives the dress just enough skin to balance all of that fabric.

What really sold me on this look was the monochromatic story. Instead of introducing another color, I stayed within warm brown and gold tones from head to toe. I paired the dress with chocolate heels, oversized gold statement earrings, layered gold jewelry and a sculptural marbled handbag that almost looks like an extension of the color palette.

The accessories were intentional because the dress already has so much movement. Nothing needed to compete with it. The gold catches the light, the bag adds texture, and the slicked-back bun keeps everything clean and allows the neckline and earrings to have their moment.

It’s elegant without feeling overly traditional. Sexy without taking away from the occasion. And proof that brown absolutely belongs in the wedding guest conversation.

Sometimes the best wedding guest look isn’t about adding more.

It’s about choosing one color and letting the silhouette, texture and details do the talking.

SCULPTED ♠️

Some pieces don’t just fit the body… they shape the entire moment.

This black gown immediately caught my attention for its architectural silhouette. The high neckline and dramatic open sides create a balance between structure and softness, while the low-cut back transforms the dress into a statement from every angle. It’s minimal in color but bold in design, proving that black never has to compete for attention.

To complement the clean lines, I kept the accessories intentional: sculptural gold jewelry, metallic heels, and a bronze clutch that echoed the warm tones of my skin. With a sleek low bun and glowing makeup, the focus remained exactly where I wanted it… on the silhouette.

Lately, I’ve found myself gravitating toward pieces that feel less trend-driven and more like wearable art. There’s something powerful about a garment that speaks through its shape rather than embellishment. This look reminded me that confidence doesn’t always have to be loud. Sometimes it’s found in clean tailoring, thoughtful details, and letting the design do the talking.

This look is a reminder that simplicity, when executed well, can be the boldest statement of all.

Butter yellow and banana matcha 🍵 🍌

Some outfits aren’t planned….they’re felt.

This monochromatic butter yellow look came together effortlessly, and somehow it ended up matching the mood of the day just as much as the banana matcha in my hand.

Lately, I’ve been gravitating toward softer colors and easier silhouettes. There’s something refreshing about putting on a look that feels relaxed while still looking intentional. Comfort has become just as important to me as style, and I’ve learned the two don’t have to exist separately.

One thing I love about monochromatic dressing is how polished it feels without requiring much effort. A matching set instantly creates cohesion, while simple accessories…like stacked gold bangles, dainty rings, and a fresh pair of sneakers… finish the look without competing for attention.

Of course, the banana matcha couldn’t have been more fitting. The creamy yellow tones paired perfectly with the soft color palette, making the entire moment feel cohesive. Sometimes fashion isn’t just about the outfit…. it’s about creating an experience where every detail complements the story.

As a stylist, I’m constantly reminding myself that getting dressed doesn’t always have to mean dressing up. Some of the best looks happen during the in-between moments: grabbing coffee, catching up with friends, exploring the city, or simply slowing down enough to enjoy the day.

This look is a reminder that elevated style can still feel effortless.

Cashmere creams, Chardonnay and Anita Baker 💿

Some nights aren’t meant to be rushed. They’re meant to be felt and this was one of those nights.

I wanted something simple, but intentional. Soft, but still undeniably present. A quiet dinner. A glass (or two😏) of Chardonnay. And an Anita Baker playlist setting the tone from the moment I stepped out. Getting dressed felt like part of the ritual.

A sexy, but still classy dress, the kind that doesn’t try too hard, but fits in all the right places.

Clean lines. Soft fabric. A silhouette that moves with you. Nothing loud. Nothing forced. Just effortless confidence.

And then, the real detail, the part you don’t always SEE, but you feel.

Skin.

Layered in a cashmere body butter oil…warm, soft and slightly sweet. The kind of scent that lingers when you walk by. Not overpowering… just enough to make someone lean in a little closer. Because for me, it’s never just about how I look. It’s about how I carry the moment.

By the time I made it to dinner, everything was already aligned.

The energy.

The mood.

The intention.

That’s what this season feels like for me. Not doing the most. Not chasing anything. Just curating moments that feel good, look good, and are good. Soft doesn’t mean small. Soft means selective. So yes, give me the dinner nights. The good wine. The music that feels like memory. And the kind of presence that speaks before I even say a word.

90s Baby 🤎

There’s something about 90s energy that just… lingers.

It’s not loud. It doesn’t beg for attention. But somehow, it always gets it. This look lives right there.

Covered, but never concealed. Fitted, but still effortless.

A balance of structure and softness that feels both intentional and natural at the same time. And that’s what I love most, being able to show up in a way that feels modest, yet still undeniably feminine… undeniably present.

Because sexy isn’t always about showing more. Sometimes it’s about how you carry what’s already there. The rich tones, the tailored silhouette, the subtle details, it all speaks without needing to say too much.

Very 90s.

Very grounded.

Very sure of itself.

And maybe that’s the real essence of it… Not trying too hard. Not overdoing anything. Just stepping into a version of yourself that feels comfortable, confident, and completely aligned.

Fall layering or ready for spring? 🤍

As the seasons begin to shift, there’s always that in-between moment where getting dressed feels like a balancing act. The heavy layers of fall are slowly making their exit, but spring hasn’t fully arrived yet. It’s that transitional space where styling becomes the most interesting.

For this look, I leaned into soft layering and tonal neutrals, a styling approach that feels cozy enough for the tail end of fall while still hinting at the lightness of spring.

The base of the outfit starts with relaxed cream trousers paired with a matching hoodie. The monochromatic palette keeps the look elevated while the silhouette stays effortless and comfortable. To add structure, I layered a textured cream coat over the hoodie. The coat instantly sharpens the casual pieces underneath and creates that contrast between relaxed and refined that I love when styling transitional outfits.

What I enjoy most about dressing during this time of year is playing with balance. Cozy fabrics and layered silhouettes still feel appropriate, but the lighter color palette begins to nod toward spring. Neutrals like ivory, cream, and soft beige naturally bridge the gap between seasons.

To finish the look, I added pointed heels for a bit of polish and a dark faux-fur clutch to break up the monochrome palette. The accessories bring dimension without overpowering the softness of the outfit.

Transitional dressing is really about intention. It’s less about completely abandoning fall pieces and more about styling them in a way that feels lighter, softer, and ready for the next season.

So the real question is:

Ladies, are we still layering fall pieces… or are we ready for spring? 👀🤍

Lover Girl Month 🌹

There’s something about wearing red that changes your posture.

It’s not just a color. It’s a declaration.

For Valentine’s Day, I didn’t want soft pinks or predictable romance. I wanted presence. Structure. Femininity with edge. This look was my interpretation of what Lover Girl energy feels like in 2026, intentional, powerful, and self-aware.

The high neckline balances the drama of the slit. The fluid draping adds movement, while the bold red keeps the silhouette strong and unapologetic. I paired it with sheer black tights and a pointed red heel to keep the palette focused and refined. The leopard mini bag? A subtle reminder that softness can still have bite.

As a stylist, I’m always thinking about contrast, structure and fluidity, elegance and sensuality, classic and statement. This look lives in that tension.

But beyond the outfit, this was about something deeper.

“Lover Girl Month” isn’t about waiting for flowers. It’s about becoming the woman who buys them for herself. It’s about celebrating love without deadlines. It’s about knowing that romance doesn’t expire on February 14th.

Heres a reminder that love looks different when you are the priority.

Holiday Fall Palettes 🍂

The holidays are officially here, and while we’re all scrambling to find the perfect gifts for our loved ones, we’re also juggling work holiday parties, FriendsMAS gatherings, last-minute errands, and somewhere in between, making sure we are put together too.

Not leaving my girls hanging, I dropped a reel breaking down how to style your go-to fall palettes for the season. While red can absolutely be saved for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, the weeks leading up are the perfect time to lean into rich, grounding tones… think chocolate browns, cashmere hues, burnt umber, olive greens, ochre yellow, and deep berry burgundy.

These palettes come to life through intentional layering: cozy sweaters, structured jackets, wide-leg trousers, knit dresses, and body-con turtlenecks. The best part about fall layering is the freedom to repeat pieces… because who cares if you’ve worn it before? You bought it for a reason. Style is about re-imagining, not over-consuming.

I also loved showing how one bag and boot combo can be styled multiple ways, proving that versatility is the real luxury.

What a beautiful way to close out the year…grounded, styled, and intentional.

Ivory, Browns and Polka Dots

I’m such a sucker for brown palettes, the entire brown family hates to see me coming. I’m obsessed with creams; ivory is truly one of my favorite colors. I love chocolate browns, tans, cashmere tones… deep, rich neutrals will always be my go-to.

With fall officially here, I wore an ivory silk long-sleeve top to the most amazing pasta bar, and the ambiance matched my color palette perfectly. Polka dots are also a staple print for me, so I was excited to find this stunning long silk polka-dot skirt in chocolate brown. And funny enough, my nails that were done just the day before, were chocolate brown polka dots too, so it all tied together beautifully. I finished the look with brown leather boots, a chocolate bag, and gold jewelry, which complements my skin tone effortlessly.

As the holiday season approaches, I can’t wait to see your favorite fall color palette.

48 hours in Chicago 📍

Recently, I shared two “Get Ready With Me” moments on Instagram, each look shared a distinct expression of style, sophistication, and emotion as I prepared for a beautiful surprise wedding proposal. The intention was simple: to let the best look win. But truthfully, both ensembles embodied such refinement that even I found it impossible to choose. Lol!

Originally, Look Two was my intended choice. Its impeccable tailoring and structured silhouette spoke volumes, effortlessly balancing modern minimalism with timeless chic. The low-waist detailing drape added an understated allure that captured my aesthetic perfectly. However, due to a slight tailoring issue at the back of my pants, I reserved and wore this ensemble for an elegant dinner in the city later that evening instead.

Look One, however, became the moment. The dress’s sculptural design and subtle flare created an ethereal statement, enhanced by delicate mesh gloves and stockings that introduced a layer of sophistication and grace. It was a harmonious blend of romance and feminine vibes, a true reflection of the moment itself of course!

To everyone who voted for both looks, your eye for style was impeccable. You won, ladies 💁🏾‍♀️

HBCU Classic ‘25 💙 🐯

Attending an HBCU was truly one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. From the culture and history to my dance team and education, Jackson State University will always hold a special place in my heart. After graduating, I moved to LA and began a completely new life and chapter in the fashion industry. Along the way, I’ve had the pleasure of meeting some amazing women who have become family.

Living so far from home can be challenging, so being able to bring a little piece of Jackson to the West Coast meant so much to me.

I wore my super cute JSU letterman jacket paired with a preppy pleated skirt and a crisp button-up top. To finish the look, I added a tie, loafers, and ankle socks, such a fun outfit! I’m so happy I got to show my frAMILY a great time at the HBCU Classic ‘25!

💙🤍 🐯

Din Din + Girls Dinner + Vegas Nights 🍝

If you have any restaurants on your bucket list that you’ve been dying to cross off, definitely add Carbone immediately! It’s perfect for a girls’ night out or a romantic date with your boo.

I had the pleasure of dining at the Las Vegas location, and the vibes were immaculate, intimate, sexy, and full of energy. The service was top-tier, and trust me, you and your girls will have an amazing time.

Now for a little luck story: believe it or not, I had a full wardrobe malfunction right before dinner! But it all came together in the end after changing into my backup dress. This sparkling mini dress hugged the body perfectly without being too tight, and I pulled off a monochromatic look with mesh tights, burgundy heels, and a matching deep brown bag. The silver stones on the bag tied in perfectly with my silver jewelry, the final touch to a flawless night.

Cheers to a beautiful girls’ night! ✨

Golden Glow, Autumn Flow 🍂

Birthday dinners are truly the best excuse to pop out and show up for your friends, a reflection of their energy and yours. October color palettes are rich, warm, and full of autumn depth, think burgundy and deep chocolate tones. This leopard bodycon dress struck the perfect balance between sexy and sophisticated, making it my go-to choice for a girls’ dinner night. The restaurant was a cozy speakeasy with dim lighting and an intimate vibe, and I couldn’t have picked a better look for the setting. To elevate the outfit, I styled it with chocolate brown heels and a matching bag accented in silver, the perfect finishing touch.

VIRGO SZN: VOLUME THREE ♠️

I believe that with every new age, we often feel pressure to have it all figured out or perfectly together. But in that pursuit, we sometimes forget to appreciate the journey itself and truly savor the present moment. This year, I’ve made it my intention to embrace that. I’m absolutely in love with this chapter of my life—an era that feels peaceful, beautiful, filled with wisdom, softness, and sensuality. It’s a season of stepping fully into myself and honoring the lessons I’ve gathered over the years.

Each of my shoots told a different story, and for this one in particular, I wanted to remind myself that it’s okay to love myself unapologetically and put me first. Black has always been such a powerful color—symbolizing strength and elegance—but I wanted to explore how to soften it. This dress was the perfect answer: the contrast of rich black with delicate ivory feathers gave me the volume, seduction, and softness I was seeking. I complemented it with flowy hair, neutral makeup and minimal jewelry to keep the look fresh and effortless.

Here’s to Volume Three!

VIRGO SZN: VOLUME TWO 🟫

One thing I love about September is the chance to branch into deeper color palettes. As the spring and summer florals and pastels fade, I find myself embracing rich jewel tones and decadent chocolate browns.

I used to be skeptical about pairing brown with black, thinking the two wouldn’t blend well together. But the structure and stitching of this dress completely changed my mind. The soft velvet and high neckline feel timeless and refined.

The gloves elevated the look, and since the neckline was high, I pulled my hair back sleek to showcase the beautiful gold jewelry. I’m also obsessed with the setting—the architecture and towering pole lines created the perfect backdrop.

Can’t wait for you to see look three >>>

VIRGO SZN: VOLUME ONE 🤍

Wow, Virgo season is officially here! If you have a Virgo in your life, you already know their loyalty runs deep and that they’re always focused on self-improvement. Virgos can be hard on themselves—and sometimes on others—because they’re constantly balancing self-care with a demanding work ethic. With them, there never seems to be enough hours in the day. But if you’re lucky enough to have a Virgo around, you’ll always feel loved and appreciated through their thoughtful acts of service.

Each year, I drop three looks, and for this first one, I wanted to embrace my favorite color: ivory. To me, ivory represents quiet luxury, purity, and timelessness. This angelic, floor-sweeping dress hugged my frame beautifully while adding just the right amount of volume to my petite silhouette. Once I completed the look with accessories and glam, everything came together flawlessly. The biggest challenge in creative directing this shoot was ensuring the location told the same story as the wardrobe, keeping the vision cohesive from start to finish.

I can’t wait for you to see Look Two >>>>

RTR x Et Ochs

If you’ve notice I never list, nightlight or printout the brands that I wear on my blogs. That’s intentional because I feel as though fashion shouldn’t matter about the label you wear, but more show how you wear it.

Grateful to be such a talented stylist at the one and only company, Rent The Runway (RTR), which provides all of the luxury brands you could think of. This amazing company provides me with a collection of wardrobe for me to showcase various ways pieces can be styled. I celebrated a fashion birthday dinner and was delighted to wear this beautiful black cut out dress by Et Ochs. Et Ochs is a luxury womenswear collection based in New York City. The ET OCHS aesthetic is rooted in clean lines and artful tailoring, exuding a refined sense of femininity and minimalist sophistication. Every detail is carefully considered with the female form in mind.

This sleek silhouette and striking dress was such a head turning look. I love everything about this dress. Slipping it on and clicking the buttons on the dress was time-consuming but once it's on, it's to die for. The structured top really elevates this dress. I love the drapes across the neckline. The cut-out is really what makes it sexy, just enough peek-a-boo without showing too much skin. There's absolutely no stretch, but the fabric shapes to your body and lays perfectly around the hip and butt area. Such a great look to wear to a cocktail dinner.

Fashion Exhibitions 🖼️

When your talented friends are Fashion Designers and Fashion Stylist, it’s always a blessing to be able to support. I had to absolute pleasure of attending “Rest Here, Its Okay” fashion exhibit and OpenAir SS25 debuted fashion show. Both events displayed clothing and accessories within a museum and gallery setting, to showcase the artistry, history, and cultural significance of fashion.

This night was the perfect excuse for me to wear one of my favorite stable pieces, which are blazers. Blazers are such a staple in every modern woman's wardrobe. The relaxed yet structured shoulders make them perfect for the office or an evening out. If you don’t have one, I highly suggest you invest! Selecting this grey tone blazer with black double breasted buttons that fits so comfortably was only half the process. I added a white detachable collar for more elevation and paired this look with red lace pants. This spring lace is taking over the fashion scene with its refined elegance and sexy seduction. If you want to make a bold fashion statement with your lace pants, consider pairing them with a statement jacket. A statement jacket can elevate your lace pants and make them the prime focus of your outfit. Lace flare pants can be perfect for balancing out wider hips, as the flared silhouette draws attention to the lower leg and creates a more proportional look.

…And don’t forget a classy bag, cute eyewear and pointy pump to finalize your one of a kind trendy look!

Joshua Tree 🌴 🏜️

Were you really sad? Or did you just need a girls trip! This trip itself was special for many reasons, but mainly being able to celebrate your friends that you love so much. It also didn’t hurt that we’re all busy and needed to just take a load off. Getting the chance to go away with a bunch of great women is something no one should take lightly. Pouring into each other and uplifting each other might be the route to take if you’re feeling uneasy. That clarity is always needed!

We didn’t need to go out the country or plan a extravagant destination get away, instead we choose to be secluded and grateful for each other presences. We started out by driving instead of flying, which made the road trip so memorable with everyone’s playlist to sing along and cute mini snacks. Our day concluded pool side vibes, photoshoots for content of course, PJ & game night, cooking and catering, cute brunches and hot bikini showoffs, early morning hikes and way to much laughing and loving!

To top it off, our theme was Western. One of the iconic pieces of western fashion is the cowboy boots. These sturdy and stylish boots are a staple in any western-inspired wardrobe. They come in various designs, from traditional leather boots with intricate stitching to more modern styles with embellishments and colorful patterns. As we all know, cowgirl vibes and free-spirited bohemian flair has been the trend of 2025 and I’m obsessed. I curated my look with this cream easy going skirt and cow print vest. The mixing of baby blue jewelry and western waist belt created such a effortless chic stable.

I also couldn't wear these western boots just once, so why not pop out in another look.. or maybe three looks… or even four! Either way, I had so much fun styling these up!

DC 📍

I took a trip to Washington, DC with my amazing family and I would do it again!

DC is a must visit city filled with so much culture and positive vibes. From the National Mall, to the “Obama” White House, and even the National Museum of African American History. Georgetown was so charming and welcoming. I enjoyed the site-seeing and amazing restaurants.

DC definitely gave me preppy and playful, which lead me to showcase pinstripes in my look. The color navy blue is the common and worn piece when its comes to pinstripes so, why not dress it up…. or down! Instead of wearing the typical pinstripe blazer, I added a poppy red v-neck with an oversize fit. I featured my checkered print crossbody bag which really came in handy while touring around the city. This look combined so well with the DC aesthetics and historian appreciation of the culture.