Chronically curious since 1991 — it’s the subhead on this blog, and honestly the most accurate way to describe how I move through the world. I notice things. I write about them: fashion, design, architecture, the way a well-placed object or a well-cut jacket can say something a paragraph can’t.
By trade — or at least by training — I spent nine years inside a Fortune 50 company, moving through product, communications, strategy, and a few roles that didn’t have clean names. I got good at making complicated things clear and helping people show up as their sharpest selves, whether that meant a talk track for an executive or a wardrobe for someone stepping into a new role. That instinct hasn’t gone anywhere; it just found a better outlet.
That outlet now is Jaide, my studio — original art, personal styling, and a running experiment in what happens when taste, knowledge, and context actually add up to something. This blog is the less-polished cousin of that work: fewer client deliverables, more me thinking out loud.
New Yorker, Millennial, and a firm believer that the interesting path is usually the right one.
