I feel strong in creating both, but for different reasons. Static posts are great for clearly showing the outfit details, fit, fabric, and how I styled the look. Carousels let me tell a mini story and show different angles or settings in a really clean, aesthetic way. Video content is where I really shine with personality and storytelling. It’s easier to show movement, transitions, and how a piece works throughout the day, which feels especially important for fashion and lifestyle content. Videos also feel natural to my everyday life and help the content come across as authentic and engaging. Using both together lets me show the full picture. So... static for the details, video for the vibe.

I’d create Nuuly content by showing how one rental fits into a real day in my life as a student teacher. From classroom to errands to going out. I’d start the morning styling the Nuuly piece for student teaching. Since I’m in a classroom every day, I’d pair it with polished basics so it feels professional but still fun. I’d film getting ready, walking into school, and quick classroom moments to show it’s comfortable, practical, and cute enough to feel confident teaching in. After school, I’d restyle the same piece for errands by swapping into sneakers, adding a jacket, and grabbing a tote. I’d capture casual clips running around town or studying at a coffee shop to show how easy it is to wear all day. At night, I’d dress it up for a nice dinner or a night out with friends. Heels, statement jewelry, and a quick transition clip. The goal is fun, relatable content that shows how one Nuuly rental can go from classroom-appropriate to going-out ready in one day.

I love making coffee and trying new creamer options. I have been very into Chobani creamer lately!