A quiet practice in personal style — wardrobe edits, event dressing, and imagery advisory for clients who want to dress like themselves, only clearer.
Selected WorkI believe a wardrobe should feel less like a costume and more like a posture.
I work with a small roster of private clients — founders, performers, public figures, and people in transition — to build wardrobes that read clearly, travel well, and outlive the season.
Sessions begin with a closet audit and an honest conversation about how you want to be read in the rooms you actually walk into. From there we edit, fit, source, and rehearse: the work continues until getting dressed feels like the easy part of your day.
Trained at Parsons. Based in New York, working internationally by appointment. Press and editorial credits on request.
Subtraction before addition. A wardrobe with fewer questions in it.
Clothes that hold the shape of the person, not the season.
No loud sourcing, no logos for their own sake. Long-form taste.
Jenna Grace doesn't dress you — she lets you finally look like yourself.— Private client, 2025
Long-form wardrobe work for private clients. Closet audits, identity fittings, personal shopping, and ongoing seasonal editing.
For weddings, premieres, galas, and milestone moments. Sourcing, fittings, and day-of dressing — including travel logistics and a single point of contact.
For founders, creators, and brand teams. A strategic look at how you appear on camera, on stage, and in the press — built around a wardrobe that can hold up to repeated use.
New clients are welcomed by referral and inquiry. Tell me a little about what you're working toward — I'll respond within three business days.