CELEBRITY PARTNERSHIPS 

The best work happens when the person, the brand, and the project genuinely belong together. It takes more than putting a celebrity in a look or attaching a famous name to a campaign. It takes listening to their point of view, understanding what the project needs, and finding the shared idea that can make the whole greater than the sum of its parts. That’s where I thrive: in the strategy and collaboration that turn a partnership into something meaningful for everyone involved.

Combining Cultural Icons More than the sum of it’s parts

For Victoria’s Secret’s holiday campaign with Mariah Carey, I worked closely with Mariah and her team to bring her unmistakable glamour into the brand’s world. We started by exploring how her signature style could come through in the collection, then kept refining until the direction felt unmistakably hers. I partnered with merchandising on the commercial pieces and brought in a couture team to create the more dramatic looks for the campaign. The result felt like a true collaboration: grounded in the business, but full of Mariah’s personality.

Project: Mariah Carey Holiday Campaign 2024
Fashion Director: Priscilla Polley
Talent: Mariah Carey
Creative Director: Raul Martinez
Couture: Raul Zevallos & Christoforos Kotentos
Talent Stylist: Gabriela Karifa Johnson

Celebrity Capsules Their style and your brand

Building a distortion capsule collection with Teyana Taylor.

Teyana had loved the brand for years, so we started with a genuine connection. I worked closely with her to select pieces from the seasonal range and style them in a way that felt personal. She brought a clear point of view and a sharp understanding of what makes a collaboration work, giving the existing product a distinct feel.

Project: The Teyana Taylor edit Spring 2025
Fashion Director & Stylist: Priscilla Polley
Talent: Teyana Taylor
Director: Carin Backoff

Red Carpet Silent storytelling

Lisa on the red carpet for the Victoria’s Secret Fashion show.

For the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show relaunch, I styled Lisa for the red carpet in a look originally worn by VS Angel Taylor Hill in 2018. We brought Lisa and her team a range of pieces from the show’s archives, then worked together to choose one and make it feel like hers. Through fittings and alterations, we adapted the original for Lisa’s personal style and the red carpet. It brought the brand’s history into its next chapter: a new generation of talent making those beloved archival looks their own.


Project: Lisa red carpet at the Victoria’s Secret Fashion show.
Fashion Director & Stylist: Priscilla Polley
Talent: Lisa
Tailor: Lizet Rubinos

Live Performance Wardrobe that works

Cher in the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show

I helped bring Victoria’s Secret into a live performance built around her distinct style and intense choreography. I oversaw couture development for Cher with her stylist, Patti Wilson, and my couture team, Zaldy, while developing commercially viable looks for the dancers. Working closely with Cher’s creative team, we altered existing pieces and created new ones that balanced the show’s visual world with the performers’ need to move. It was a reminder that when the creative and physical demands are both high, close collaboration makes it possible to meet them together.

Project: the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show
Fashion Director: Priscilla Polley
Talent: Cher
Talent Stylist: Patti Wilson
Couture: Zaldy
Tailor: Lizet Rubinos
Dancer Stylist: Alpha Vomero
Creative Director: Melissa Myrtle Garcia

Couture Development Creating Drama while staying focused

Couture for Doja Cat, Scarlet Album x VS World Tour

For Victoria’s Secret: The Tour 2023 I worked with Doja Cat, her management team, and her creative director, Brett Alan Nelson, to create a couture look that brought her upcoming album Scarlet into Victoria’s Secret’s world. We explored a range of directions, then reworked select pieces in latex to reflect Doja’s aesthetic and highlight key Victoria’s Secret products. I also brought in a latex designer to create custom elements for the look. The result was a true collaboration: a performance look that felt right for Doja while supporting the brand’s goals

Project: Doja cat for VS World Tour
Fashion Director: Priscilla Polley
Talent: Doja Cat
Creative Director: Brett Alan Nelson
Couture: Raul Zevallos and Christoforos Kotentos
Latex: Vex

Fashion & Film World Building

Costume collaborations for Euphoria season 3.

For the third season of Euphoria, the creative team came to us with a clear idea: Cassie, played by Sydney Sweeney, was a Victoria’s Secret girl, and they wanted a hero costume that captured who she was as a character. I led the development of a leopard-print catsuit designed to come apart during a major scene. The look needed to work on camera and hold up to the demands of filming, so we made seven versions and worked closely with the show’s team and directors to understand how each one needed to move and function. The catsuit went on to feature prominently in the season’s marketing. Bringing fashion into a character’s story has always mattered to me; clothing helps us understand who a character is and what they want to show the world.

Project: Euphoria Season 3
Fashion Director: Priscilla Polley
Talent: Sydney Sweeney
Couture: Zaldy and Lacrasia Gloves
Costume Designer: Natasha Newman-Thomas

Emerging Artists Growing together

Building a multi-event design world with Dasha and PINK

As PINK entered a new chapter, we partnered with emerging country artist Dasha to build toward her sponsored performance on Stagecoach’s main stage. I led fashion direction and styling for several of her performances, including Jingle Ball and Rockin’ New Year’s Eve, working with my team and Dasha’s management on fittings and couture development. We brought PINK’s brand codes together with Dasha’s personal style to create looks that supported both her rising career and the brand’s evolution, a collaboration that made each stronger.

Project: Dasha & PINK multi-performance and capsule collaboration
Fashion Director & Stylist: Priscilla Polley
Talent: Dasha
Couture: Zaldy & Heather Picchiottino

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