Kristin Bjorge

I’ve been making, styling, and experimenting with visual identity for as long as I can remember. The mall was my playground, theater gave me a reason to step into costume, and my mother’s closet was a magical place where deadstock fabrics became one-of-a-kind creations on her 1960s Singer. By high school, I was staging Polaroid fashion shoots with friends and covering my bedroom walls with pages torn from Vogue and Elle. That early curiosity eventually expanded far beyond clothing. I studied photography, graphic design, marketing, and cultural anthropology, fascinated by the ways image and context shape how we perceive people and the world around us. I began my career in advertising and publishing before finding my way into wardrobe styling and costume design, and over the past two decades my work has continued to evolve across entertainment, fashion, media, e-commerce, education, and creative production. Along the way, I’ve collaborated with more than 70 brands and networks, including Netflix, Disney, Google, Mercedes-Benz, Nordstrom, and Goop, and worked with everyone from actors and executives to entrepreneurs and emerging creatives. I’m naturally curious about people: who they are, what they’re trying to become, how they want to be perceived, and what might be getting in the way. That curiosity shapes the way I work with others. I tend to ask a lot of questions, look for connections that may not be immediately obvious, and combine creative thinking with practical, real-world experience to help people find an approach that feels genuinely their own.