I’ve done TikTok Shop–style videos where I tag products and focus on fit, comfort, and how I’d actually wear them. I haven’t done a ton of live selling yet, but I’m comfortable on camera and open to learning and adapting to live formats if needed.

I only post content that actually fits into my life. If I’m getting ready for class or going out in Atlanta, I’ll film a GRWM. If I’m styling basics, it’s how I’d genuinely wear them, not just for a video. I don’t force trends that don’t fit my vibe, and I keep my voice, outfits, and routines honest so the content feels relatable instead of promotional.

I’m a Georgia Tech student creator, so a lot of my content is centered around real campus life and Atlanta day-to-day — going to class, studying, exploring the city, and hanging out with friends. My videos feel grounded and realistic, not overly staged. I mix campus lifestyle with GRWM, fashion basics, and occasional skincare, so my content feels like a natural part of my routine rather than just “creator content.”