HI, I’M JENNILEE.
Yes, that is my first and last name, and you probably have another Jen, Jenny, Jenna, and Jennifer in your group already. Plus, I share a birthday with Cher, and she has one name, so why not? And yes, fun fact, my dad’s name is Bruce.
I’m a fashion stylist bouncing between Brooklyn and Los Angeles. What can I say? I love beaches, palm trees and mountains. But I love seasons, walking, and people-watching even more, so I spend most of my time in NYC.
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LIFE IS MADE UP OF SCENES. THE RIGHT WARDROBE HELPS YOU SHOW UP FOR ALL OF THEM.
I went to film school thinking I wanted to be a director. When I moved to NYC, I interned in every department on indie films until I found my way to costumes. That’s where I discovered my eye—for fit, quality, proportion, and the way clothes tell a story.
For well over two decades, I've brought that eye to editorial shoots, film sets, and celebrities like Lauryn Hill, Hayley Williams, and Lana Condor. Now I bring it to women who are ready for their wardrobe to catch up with who they are and who they’re becoming.
Along the way, my work has appeared in Harper’s Bazaar, Bust, Rolling Stone, Spin and Flaunt magazines and I've lent my expertise to brands like Diesel, Lucky Brand, and Bloomingdales.
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LESS SHOPPING, MORE STYLING.
I believe in quality over quantity, and being thoughtful about what earns a place in your closet.
People assume a stylist is just going to tell them to buy a bunch of new clothes. Sometimes you need something new, but often you need a fresh eye on what you already have.
Many of my clients end up with less in their closets, but more to wear. When everything you own works, getting dressed every morning is a breeze.
My muse, Nana Kitty, taught me early to see the possibilities in clothes. As a teen in sultry South Florida, we had weekly dates sifting through the racks at thrift stores. She taught me about silhouettes and fabrics, and I watched the joy she took in “making her look” and sharing that joy with everyone she met. Together, we’d uncover everything from New Look Dior to ’80s Versace.
Somewhere in those racks, a stylist emerged.
I'M HERE TO GUIDE YOU.
Style is personal. I create the space for you to explore it, take risks, have fun, and figure out what feels right to you.
I can show up IRL, or we can work together over Zoom, wherever you are. Either way, there’s no judgment about what’s in your closet and no pressure to become someone you’re not. I want you to feel comfortable being yourself. And to have some fun along the way!
There are lots of ways to work together, and all of them start with a conversation. Let’s talk.
