Category: Men

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Ten years ago, I launched a personal shopping business. It was my gateway to styling, taking me from editorial shoots to film sets and, eventually, e-commerce. My own wardrobe has tomboy vibes, so naturally I have a soft spot for the perfect grey fitted sweatshirt and a great pair of flats.

Six years ago, I started my website, Cupcakes & Couture, and fell in love with blogging about the latest fashion and beauty trends. Now I work on Rue’s social channels, which is my absolute dream job! I’m a lover of all things feminine and whimsical and a collector of vintage designer handbags, and I’m constantly striving to achieve that effortless Parisian-chic look.

As a born-and-bred New Yorker, I’ve been immersed in style my whole life. I learned the trade at Bloomingdale’s, then moved on to Saks Fifth Avenue, Burberry, and Ralph Lauren. Now, after more than 20 years in luxury retail, I head up women’s fashion and beauty at Rue. My happy place? The Hamptons (with a glass of rosé in hand).

As a self-proclaimed fashion addict, I’ve spent the past four years writing about the good stuff: style, beauty, and luxury. I’m also Rue’s resident shopping enabler – ask me if you need that top, and I will say yes. Outside of work, you’ll probably find me on the beach with my Frenchie.

My first foray into styling was a stint in the wardrobe department on the show What Not to Wear. I often find inspiration in street style, with my personal look skewing on the sportswear and androgynous side. Head-to-toe black? I’m all about it. If you see me with a bright lip, be concerned.

My career began in personal shopping, where I worked with well-heeled clients to furnish their wardrobes and homes. That led me to the world of fashion editorial, first at Lucky and now at Rue. I’m a storyteller at heart, from curating an icon’s style to capturing trends. Outside the office, you’ll find me wandering the halls of the Met.

I started my styling career at Rue, working my way up to become the studio’s senior stylist and resident background-painter-slash-prop-finder. I love nonfiction literature – especially if it’s about the outdoors or food – and I’m quite passionate about flea markets, loafers of all varieties, and 90s chick rock. (Oh yeah, and dinosaurs.)

For nearly a decade, I’ve worked in e-commerce telling style stories. The ones that stand out most? They go deeper than just trends. Think the history behind a Turkish rug or the craft that goes into a pair of Italian boots. That said – you won’t find me taking my own personal style too seriously. If it surprises and delights me, I’ll wear it.

With more than 20 years in the fashion industry, I’ve worked on everything from mass-market brands to high-end advertising agencies. My kind of men’s style is all about refined simplicity – easy, accessible, and not overthought. I’m super excited about the all-American look and the iconic labels and personalities that bring it to life.

As a fashion editor, I translate street style, the runways, and pop culture into shoppable experiences on Rue. (And I’ve got a knack for finding low-ticket items that look expensive.) In my free time, I obsess over all things home. My dream Saturday? Antiquing in the morning and trying a new recipe at night.

Meet Mimi, our fluffiest new curator. Her style icon? Karl Lagerfeld’s kitty Choupette, of course. When she’s not keeping up on catwalk trends, you’ll find Mimi tackling her impressive grooming regimen.

Right out of design school, I spent five years in advertising. But I wanted to be close to fashion – so I started my blog, My Ohh My. Now, I combine the worlds of art and style as Rue Now’s designer and illustrator. When I’m off-duty, you’ll find me either en route to New York City or cuddled up with my dog, watercolors, and a sketch pad.

As Head of Brand Relations, I connect Rue La La to the brands you know and love. I’ve spent 21 years in the business, working with top fashion designers, including Donna Karan, Vera Wang, Zac Posen, and Alexander Wang. What does my free time look like? Equal parts yoga and tequila.