Based in New York City, Tiffany is a Puerto Rican and Dominican-American writer, multimedia journalist, stylist, and content creator with a deep passion for fashion, beauty, art, pop culture, and entertainment. Through her work, she aims to tell compelling cultural stories that amplify diverse voices and advocate for inclusivity in all spaces.
With a background in multimedia storytelling, she creates content across various platforms, blending written articles, photography, video, and social media to engage audiences and bring stories to life. She has had the privilege of covering high-profile events like New York Fashion Week and Los Angeles Swim Week as a freelance fashion correspondent, photographing runway shows, writing in-depth articles, and creating captivating social media content.
She recently obtained her Masters in Arts & Culture Journalism and Broadcast/Television News at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism and has interned with outlets like TMZ, For All Bodies, and Observer, where she reported on arts, culture, fashion, and entertainment, producing editorial content under tight deadlines. She also contributed creative writing and poetry to the Promethean Literary Journal and The Lit Literary Magazine and has had video packages featured in NYCity News Service and Harlem View.
As a freelance stylist and set designer, she collaborates with creative teams to craft visually stunning environments for photo shoots, films, and live events. She's honed her skills in curating style decks, wardrobe selections, and designing sets that align with clients’ vision while ensuring every detail contributes to the narrative.
In addition to her freelance work, she also brings experience in customer service, sales, and client management, which has allowed her to work directly with a diverse range of people, from banking clients to fashion clients.
She has a background working in mental health and human services, having worked for Services for the UnderServed, which guides her empathetic and delicate storytelling approach about the world and the people in it. Today, she is a wellness and mental health advocate who volunteers at the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) and The Bowery Mission. She is adamant on practicing self-love -- whether it is through creative expression through her personal style, body positivity, or embracing natural hair, as seen on on her blog (formerly known as CurlyTiff and currently rebranding as The Stylistry Lab).
She is currently working on her styling certification at FIT and is freelancing as a writer, production assistant, and stylist.
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