Hi, I’m Jessica.
I’m a wardrobe stylist with a background in writing and creative direction, working at the intersection of story and aesthetics.
I build visual narratives that feel intentional, human and alive — where wardrobe supports not just how something looks, but how it’s felt.
Writing was my first language, and its influence still shapes how I approach styling today. I think in tone, rhythm and continuity, paying close attention to the emotional architecture of a project — what a look reveals, what a frame communicates and how wardrobe shapes meaning.
Over the past sixteen years, my work has spanned commercial and editorial styling, athlete-driven projects, hospitality, the arts, nonprofits and brand storytelling. I collaborate closely with producers, creative teams and public-facing clients, leading wardrobe with narrative intention and an attention to detail that supports the larger creative vision.
My work in hospitality and brand storytelling has supported clients through meaningful seasons of growth, including contributing to the narrative presence of a property invited into Design Hotels and later earning Oklahoma’s first Michelin Key in 2024.
At its best, this work is about presence — noticing the details, refining the choices and building something with care. My goal is simple: to create images and stories that feel like something.
Clients include Adidas, Oklahoma City Thunder, GoodGood, Devon Energy, West Elm, Crate & Barrel, Bradford House and select hospitality, arts and nonprofit partners.

