Meet the Stylists

Background: From Timberland to managing womenswear and selling exceptional pieces at Louis Vuitton, Anthony brings experience across the fashion spectrum.

Style signatures: Comme des Garçons, Junya Watanabe, Jean Paul Gaultier, Vivienne Westwood, Supreme, and Marni. His favorite fashion era? Right now.

Memorable find: A Louis Vuitton denim jacket from Virgil Abloh’s tenure. His first stop for new arrivals is always the men’s and women’s runway sections.

His approach: Start with what feels like you, then try something with a twist. Fashion rules are made up—personal style should feel good, spark curiosity, and sometimes push your boundaries.

Style signatures: Jean Paul Gaultier, Bottega Veneta, Givenchy, Alexander McQueen, and Raf Simons. He borrows the best from every decade rather than choosing just one.

Memorable finds: A Raf Simons Figure 8 jacket and an intricately pieced Fendi leather jacket. On a new-arrivals hunt, sweaters get his attention first.

His approach: Ask questions, try things on, and build confidence one piece at a time. The best outfit is the one you love wearing.

Style philosophy: Be authentically yourself. Wear what feels good, and leave other people’s rules behind.

Style signatures: Prada, Tom Ford, and Versace—with a soft spot for the ’90s, the golden era of supermodels and designers.

Memorable find: Men’s Gucci runway suits. The men’s luxury section is his first stop when new pieces arrive.

His approach: Sometimes stepping outside your comfort zone starts with simply trying something on.

Style philosophy: Dress for self-expression and comfort. Never be afraid to wear what makes you feel confident and authentic.

Background: Mykk studied Fashion Design and Merchandising at FIT in New York. His work spans fashion and interiors, with projects featured in magazines, music videos, and television.

Style signatures: Hedi Slimane, Alessandro Michele, Jean Paul Gaultier, and Willy Chavarria—with room for The Row’s quiet simplicity. His favorite era: the late ’80s and early ’90s, when supermodels and couture commanded the spotlight.

Memorable finds: An ’80s Chanel gold charm bracelet, a San Francisco–made East West silver leather appliqué jacket, and a Tom Ford 2012 Scuba Alligator Moto. New arrivals? Shoes and bags first.

His approach: Notice what you love, introduce a fresh silhouette, and explain why it might work. Then give you space to discover it for yourself.

Style philosophy: Fashion lets you explore who you want to be—even if it starts with a great blazer and jeans. Try the piece someone else couldn’t make work. If you love it, own it.

Background: A bachelor’s in Fashion Design, an MFA in Fashion Product Development from Academy of Art University, and nearly six years in consignment and fashion retail.

Style signatures: Gianni Versace, Moschino, Marc Jacobs, and GCDS. Think ’80s confidence: oversized tailoring, romantic details, texture, and statement shoes.

Her approach: Listen to your story, understand what you want to express, and find the piece you might never have picked yourself.

Style philosophy: Mix colors, textures, silhouettes, and eras. Wear something unexpected, ridiculously feminine, or simply because it makes you happy.

We are always interested in meeting experienced, fashion-focused people who understand exceptional personal service and have a genuine enthusiasm for designer fashion.

If Sui Generis sounds like somewhere you would be inspired to work, we would love to hear a little about you and your experience.