Based in New York City, Rachel is a creative freelancer with over a decade of multifaceted experience in the fashion industry. Her work is devoted to expanding cultural representation across the industry.
Clients include Telfar, Calvin Klein, Sally Laporte, Proenza Schouler, Hill House, Footlocker, Vince Camuto, Target, Tommy Hilfiger, Nike, Dreamville, The Museum of Modern Art, Puma, Speedo, Tommy Hilfiger, Michael Kors, Kate Spade, Sam Edelman, Julie Voss, Veronica Beard, Cinq a Sept, Izod, Jack Rogers, Another Tomorrow, Bandier, Macy’s, Hello Fresh, Warner, Studio180, Bandit Running & more. Celebrity clients include Young MA, Mr.Eazi & Walshy Fire. Prior to freelancing, Rachel held several full time creative positions including Style Manager for Bandier & Visual Merchandiser for Max Mara.
In 2018, Rachel founded her own publication, PLATFORMME Magazine, a limited-edition print magazine dedicated to providing exposure for black, POC & LGBTQ creatives within art, fashion, & design. Rachel organizes large scale release events in NYC to help build a creative community & awareness for pure talent. Curating, casting, producing & designing each issue…Rachel continues to grow the community with six issues already under her belt.
Rachel has self-funded Platformme 100%, while she continues to search for sponsors/investors & grow the movement.
In 2019, Rachel launched PLATFORMME MODELS, a boutique mother agency, revolving around a non-conforming, inclusive aesthetic with a model roster that represents Rachel’s individualistic views. Clients include PUMA, Paper Planes, TELFAR, Dreamville, Karl Kani, Footlocker, Pyer Moss, The Hip Hop Museum & Eastside Golf.
For more info on PLATFORMME magazine go to www.theplatformme.com
For more info on PLATFORMME MODELS go to www.platformmemodels.com