My Styling Featured in Elle Decor Magazine’s 30th Anniversary Issue: His and Hers Closets for a Tribeca Apartment

I’ve been wanting to share about this fun project I worked on a few months back for a while, and now that the article is finally published, I’m thrilled to tell you guys all about it!

About 3 months ago, Elle Decor Magazine reached out to me, asking me to style a His and Hers closets for a gorgeous Tribeca Apartment they were renovating and featuring in their 30th Anniversary Issue, and of course, I said YES! First of all, I love Elle and Elle Decor – they are the only 2 magazines I have a subscription to, and it felt like the perfect opportunity to lend my styling expertise to a publication I love.

The project entailed curating closets for the “ideal residents” of a 13 million dollar Tribeca dwelling at 108 Leonard Street in a Landmark Building, which is currently under renovation. The dweller’s lifestyle and demographics were slightly fictitious but I was provided with an overall mood board, featuring brands like The Row and Alexander Wang to get the inspiration for their style.

With that in mind, I set out to plan and design these dream closets. The first step in the process was to create edits from featured collections, so I decided that Barney’s was the best fit to represent the brands that would have the aesthetic we were looking for. I shopped Men’s and Women’s collections, selecting pieces that would together shape up the looks for the closets.

Once the Edits were created, I set out in search of the items to curate the closets, using online and in-store resources. Keeping the apartment dwellers in mind, I chose pieces that would create a somewhat neutral palette with spots of statement colors and accessories.

I only had a week to work on the project – with everything from procuring the pieces to styling them in the space before the scheduled photo shoot.

I am so pleased with how the closets turned out – and really proud to have my work featured in the magazine this month! Check out some in-progress shots below – as well as the finished pages that were published.

You can also see the work in person if you pick up the October Issue, and the article is now live on elledecor.com!

xo,