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Every great look is rooted in who you are. Somewhere between personal style, emotional support, and investigative work is the process I call styling.
STYLING STARTS
LISTENING
Before I became a stylist, I spent nearly two decades working in social work. While the subject matter has changed, the heart of the work hasn't: listening closely, understanding what matters to people, and helping them navigate meaningful transitions with confidence.
Great styling starts with understanding who you are, what you love, and how you want to feel. The clothing is simply the vehicle that brings those ideas to life.
Whether I'm sourcing vintage, an emerging designer, or something completely unexpected, my goal is to be a trusted resource throughout the process, helping you cut through the noise, trust your instincts, and create a wedding wardrobe that feels genuinely yours.
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hi, i'm stacey—
Sourced by Stacey began with a phone call from a friend in full panic. She loved fashion, but traditional bridal never felt like her. She had already bought a dress she knew wasn't right, and when family circumstances moved her wedding up, we had just three weeks to find something new.
Together, we found a dress that felt like her. She got married feeling confident, comfortable, and completely herself. At the time, I didn't think of it as styling. I thought I was simply helping a friend navigate an overwhelming decision, offering the kind of honest perspective we all hope for from someone who deeply cares.
After the wedding, she looked at me and said, "You should do this for other people." She was right.
IT ALL STARTED WITH one dress
Somewhere along the way, weddings became full of expectations. Not just about what the day should look like, but about what the people in it should wear. I don't think getting dressed for one of the biggest days of your life should feel like stepping into someone else's version of you.
The people I work with aren't looking for a costume or a checklist. They're looking for clothing that reflects who they are: thoughtful, beautiful, a little unexpected, and deeply personal. Sometimes that's vintage. Sometimes it's bespoke. Sometimes it's something you did not expect.
My role is not to tell you what to wear. It's to help you discover what already feels like you.
I don't want you to feel like you're in A costume.
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style inspo
personal
Poppy Delevingne in Chanel
My forever bridal muse
Lara Cosima at Le Bal
Style moment I'll be chasing forever
Kate Moss's 2011 Galliano wedding dress
Forever searching for
Ralph Lauren Spring 2011
Collection that changed my brain chemistry
Margherita Missoni
Bridal archetype
