I feel strongest creating static posts, especially photo carousels, because they let me carefully style looks, highlight details, and tell a clear visual story through each slide. I enjoy curating angles, textures, and transitions that show how an outfit works in real life across different moments of the day. That said, I’m also very open to video content—especially short-form—because it’s great for showing movement, quick styling switches, and behind-the-scenes moments. I like using both formats strategically depending on the story I’m telling

As a UCLA student-athlete and graduate student, my days move from class to meetings to nights out, so I’d show how one Nuuly rental can handle it all. I’d start with a polished daytime look—like a blazer styled with trousers and sneakers for lectures, presentations, or interviews. I’d film quick GRWM clips, campus walks through Westwood, and mirror fit checks. Midday, I’d rework the same piece for errands or coffee runs—layered over a tank, styled with cargos or a skirt, bag-packing and outfit details on the go. At night, I’d elevate it for dinner or going out with friends by swapping shoes, adding jewelry, and slicking my hair back. The focus would be versatility, trend-testing through renting, and how Nuuly fits a busy college lifestyle—one piece, three looks, full day covered.

I’d bring Barebells into the moments my audience already follows me for — training days, recovery, travel, and “day in the life” content — so it feels like a real part of my routine instead of an ad. By showing how I actually use and enjoy the bars around workouts and busy days, it makes people curious and more likely to try them themselves. I’d also highlight how great Barebells tastes and how it stands out from other quick protein options by making it feel more like a treat than a supplement.