A graduate of the Ecole du Louvre and with decades of experience in fashion design, the world of fashion and luxury has no secrets for her. St&eacute;phanie Brissay has forged her unique style by enriching her creations with her in-depth knowledge of Art History. After six years at Cond&eacute; Nast, she became an independent stylist and has collaborated with different media as well as with renowned photographers such as Karl Lagerfeld, Laura Bonnefous, Paul Morel, Charlotte Navio ... to name a few. She regularly works as a stylist for Gala magazine. Her vision of fashion is inspired by different universes, from American TV sitcoms of the 60s and 70s, to Hollywood icons, through current pop culture. In addition to her sharp eye as a stylist, she also shares her exceptional fashion culture on her Tik Tok account, which has almost 20,000 followers, through videos mixing humor, anecdotes and fashion references (@stephaniebrissay on Tik Tok).&nbsp;

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Since her years at L&rsquo;Ecole du Louvre, Stephanie Brissay has forged her unique style referencing art history to intensify her vision and creations. She creates a silhouette both unattainable yet familiar at the same time. Drawing on inspiration from art combined with the style of the US TV sitcoms of the 60 &amp; 70s, and the Hollywood icons. After 6 years at Cond&eacute; Nast she became a freelance stylist Collaborating with Grazia, Marie-Claire, Express Styles, Stiletto, Collezioni among others. Stephanie worked with photographers such as Karl Lagerfeld, Ruven Afanador,Vincent Peters, Peter Knapp,Tyen, David Roemer,Terry Gates, Julia Noni, Simon Procter, Alastair Strong, Richard Burbridge, Audrey Corregan, Charlie Engman, Alexandre Weinberger, Eugenio Recuenco, Daniel Riera, Philippe Gay, Alastair Taylor Young, Paul Schmidt, Philippe Salomon, Christian Anwander, James Macari, Richard Bernardin. Directors: Karina Taira, Cyril Guyot, Eric Yfergan, Sarah Morandi and The Skinny.

Fashion stylism & consulting

Stephanie Brissay

Since her years at L&rsquo;Ecole du Louvre, Stephanie Brissay has forged her unique style referencing art history to intensify her vision and creations. She creates a silhouette both unattainable yet familiar at the same time. Drawing on inspiration from art combined with the style of the US TV sitcoms of the 60 &amp; 70s, and the Hollywood icons.&nbsp;

Stephanie Brissay

The Art of Movement - Tatler Magazine