Speak & host
A fashion voice, on any stage.
I make style make sense for a leadership summit, a fashion school, a panel, a podcast, or a camera. I keynote, moderate, teach, and host, and I bring both a point of view and the on-set years to back it up.

Speaking at the 100 Black Men of America National Conference. Press play to watch.

Hosting The Journey on Sheen Talk Live. Full episodes below.
Talk topics
Six talks, one throughline.
Each flexes from a 15-minute fireside to a half-day workshop. I'll tailor the framing to your audience: corporate, education, or industry.
How style shapes perception
Why what we wear is read as data, and how to control the signal on purpose.
Dressing with intent
A practical, psychological framework for using clothing to support who you're becoming.
From executor to creative leader
The shift from doing the work to directing it: how I made it, and how you can.
Building a career in fashion
Honest lessons on breaking in, standing out, and advancing in a crowded creative industry.
Visual identity & professional growth
How presentation affects advancement, and what it means to dress for the room you want.
Aspiration without intimidation
Making fashion accessible to everyone without stripping out the magic that makes it aspirational.
Formats
Ways to work together.
On camera
This isn't a claim. The footage exists.
I host The Journey on Sheen Talk Live: long-form conversations with people who shape culture. I've also delivered fashion segments for national television. A sample:

Larry Sims
Celebrity hairstylist, on craft and career.

Fashion trends, every age
Trend segment for NBC's California lifestyle show: style that works for all ages.

Holiday shopping, Black designers
Cyber Monday and Black Friday tips with BNC's Marcel Clarke, spotlighting Black designers.

Dress to Kill
Styling under the clock on Glamour's competition series.
Also on camera: an interview with Tommy Hilfiger.
Programming an event?
Send the audience, date, and format. I'll come back with topics and availability.
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