I’ve been styling outfits since I was old enough to pick out my own clothes—and I haven’t stopped since. What started as a childhood passion evolved into Chic Leah when friends, family and even strangers began asking for my help.
I believe getting dressed is about more than just clothes. It’s holistic: involving your mood, everything from head-to-toe (hair, shoes, accessories), as well as your lifestyle. My approach bridges the gap between the “style inspo” on Pinterest, or what your fave celebs/influencers are wearing, and what actually works for your real, everyday life.
I specialize in personal styling with a strong emphasis on sustainability. Through services like shopping adventures, secondhand shopping, wardrobe digitization, and closet resets, I help you maximize what you already own, identify what’s truly missing, and fill those gaps intentionally.
Buying natural fabrics—cotton, wool, cashmere, silk, linen, leather—is top priority for my own wardrobe, and I encourage the women I work with to do the same. I also love the thrill of sourcing amazing vintage and designer pieces from platforms like Poshmark, eBay and TheRealReal, to name a few.
I work with women who have closets full of clothes, but nothing to wear; women whose style no longer matches their current lifestyle; women who feel overwhelmed, invisible, or disconnected from their personal style identity.
Whether you’re navigating a life transition, juggling a demanding career with home life, or committing to be a more conscious consumer—I’m here to help your outside reflect who you are now.
Getting dressed shouldn’t be exhausting. It should feel clear, confident, and like you.
Fave Brands: Dissh, Reformation, J. Crew, Madewell, & Other Stories, Gap, COS, Quince, Jil Sander, Chloe, Ralph Lauren, Nordstrom, Sandro, Newport News, Gucci, Free People, Judith Leiber, Los Angeles Apparel, Ferragamo, Roberto Cavalli, Intimissimi, Stuart Weitzman, Malene Birger, Vince, Theory, Cynthia Rowley, Gabriella Hearst, Giorgio Armani, Loeffler Randall, and Banana Republic, to name a few 😉.