Creative Stylist · Austin, TX
Hi, I'm
Kimberly.
I'm a creative stylist, a mom, and someone who has always lived for a theme.
Before kids. Before business. Before I realized this could actually be a job, I threw a 70s roller disco birthday at a rink for my 25th. My family coordinates Halloween costumes every year. Participation is not optional.
I've always been the one asking what's the vibe before anyone gets dressed. That instinct never went anywhere. It just grew up a little.
I don't do matching.
I do story.
Palette before pieces. Mood before trends. Texture before whatever the algorithm is pushing this week.
When we work together, we're building something shaped by season and setting. Intentional, wearable, rooted in real life.You should feel like yourself. Pulled together, comfortable, at ease.
Theme? Yes. Costume? Absolutely not.
Before The
Golden Hour Edit
I spent nearly a decade in the beauty industry working in product development and brand marketing. That sharpened my eye: color, texture, proportion. How small shifts can completely change the mood of something.
Motherhood sharpened it differently. When your life is school pickup, soccer sidelines, and a calendar that never slows down, you don't need more chaos in your closet. You need pieces that feel aligned without overthinking them.
Eventually, that instinct (the theme-lover, the vibe-refiner) found its place in the moments that end up in front of a camera.
Family shoots. Milestones. The family photo that actually looks like your family.
The moments are already good. They just need a little editing.
What I Actually Do
I create looks shaped by mood, season, and setting. Most often that shows up in photo sessions — because that's when style decisions suddenly feel bigger. Clothes are the tool. The goal is that it just works.
01 — Palette + Mood
We start with color. Not individual pieces. Color, energy, and setting. Get the foundation right and the rest follows naturally.
02 — Wardrobe Direction
Thoughtful pairings and layered options with direct shopping links. No more 47 open tabs. Everything feels like it belongs together.
03 — Texture + Silhouette
Proportion and movement. This is what makes a session feel editorial rather than coordinated. Yes, you can still sit on the grass.
04 — Photo Direction
Suggested photo styles and natural posing guidance. What you're wearing should support the shot, not compete with it.
