Baltimore Magazine

As an Editorial Style Intern at Baltimore Magazine, my role was a mix of writing, styling and photography. I pitched creative ideas and then executed them by pulling clothing and props for the photoshoots, styling photoshoots on-set, writing articles and interviewing Baltimore's finest. I created content for the Shopping, Lifestyle and Trends sections named “Charmed Life”, published in print, digital and on social media.  

︎ Roles: Styling Assistant, Editorial Assistant, Writer.

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I’m most proud of my work for Baltimore Magazine’s November 2019 issue I was hands on in so many sections that were published digitally and in print.
Within the Holiday Guide I not only assisted in styling the photoshoots I also modeled on the cover of the section.


In preparation for the Holiday Guide shoot I contacted local stores, pulled clothing and props for the photoshoots, assisted on-set in styling the food and table arrangements and even was a hand model. I was literally hands on! 

In the Shopping section, I pulled clothing and accessories from Baltimore based fashion stores and designers for the photoshoots.

My writing was published for the first time! For the Wellness Ask the Expert section I pitched and wrote a piece on a local Dominican Barbershop, in the spirit of “no shave November”.

Lastly, I assisted in styling and modeled for the Fox Morning News Makeover Monday series – celebrating the first day of fall. In addition, we featured the Morning News Anchor Patrice Sanders in the Lifestyle section.

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The December issue’s theme is “Made in Maryland”, where we include artwork, designs, home items, food, anything that is created in Maryland.


So for the Shopping, Lifestyle and Wellness sections, I researched Maryland makers, specifically fashion designers, reached out to them and pulled items to photograph and feature.

The Decmber Gift Guide is our highly anticipated 10 page spread, it details a wide variety of gift ideas for the holiday season, featuring goods soley “Made in Maryland”. We pulled and shot items from about 20 different local stores.