I'm Senna, a NYC stylist for women who want their closet to feel as fun as they are.

I've loved fashion for as long as I can remember, but when it came time for college, I played it safe and studied finance. After graduating, I went straight into FP&A at Saks Fifth Avenue: spreadsheets, forecasting, the whole corporate track. But I never let go of the idea that I'd end up in fashion somehow, and being inside the business side of it at Saks only made that pull stronger. Meanwhile, I was always the friend styling everyone else. Always picking outfits, making my friends borrow pieces of mine that went better with their outfit, talking people out of the wrong pair of jeans, putting looks together before nights out etc. One day, one of my amazing influencer friends told me I should just start a styling page. So I did, and the rest is history.

A little on my name

Yes, Senna is after Ayrton Senna. Motorsport has been part of my life since before I could walk, and it's stayed close to me ever since. I attend car shows and races around the world, and there's a specific kind of joy in bringing girlie, feminine fashion into a space that's historically been so male dominated. The juxtaposition is kind of the whole point. I've also worked with car brands like Pagani on purse designs, bringing a sense of what women actually want to see in that world.

What I've worked on

Since starting BySennaElizabeth, I've styled influencers for shoots and campaigns, coordinated full bridal parties from finding the dresses to building color palettes that actually photograph well together, and worked one on one with clients to refresh their wardrobes from the inside out. I've also had the chance to combine both worlds, styling car girl and F1 influencers for race weekends and paddock appearances, where the goal is looking put together without losing the effortless, in the elements energy those events call for.

My approach

I'm not here to sell you a completely new wardrobe or talk you into every micro trend. Most of the time, the answer isn't more. It's knowing what you already own, what actually works on you, and how to put it together with confidence. My job is to help you see your closet, and yourself, a little more clearly. Basically becoming your dream Pinterest board.