The editorial arm of Outlaw Woman, covering design, wellness and the art of living well.
Drawing from decades of experience in design and a deeply personal journey through health, The Edit brings a discerning eye to the spaces we inhabit, the things we choose, and the ways we care for ourselves and our families.
THE EDIT
Curated: Fall with Moda Operandi
This fall curation with Moda Operandi balances grounding staples and everyday rituals. From Bottega Veneta boots and Nili Lotan knits to Chloé silk, Khaite flats, and Wardrobe NYC tailoring—each piece reflects quiet luxury. Beyond the wardrobe, I always keep my clients stocked with Surya oil, Vintner’s Daughter skincare, and Westman Atelier lip color—essentials I use myself daily.
The Richest Thing I’ve Learned
The richest thing I’ve learned isn’t what’s visible—it’s what’s protected. Built on trust, discretion, and quiet influence, this is legacy in motion.
Letting Go: A Mother’s Surrender
I had planned everything—the launch of Outlaw Woman, my 40th birthday, the start of a new decade. But the morning after I turned 40, my daughter had her first seizure. In that moment, God stripped me of control and taught me surrender. This is where Outlaw Woman truly began.
Why I Choose to Write
I’ve been writing for decades, filling notebooks with sketches, stories, dreams, and survival. Choosing writing — over podcasting or anything else — is how I’ve learned to slow down, heal, and create something that endures.
A Private Edit From Tribeca
Clean, effortless, and always in my bag—Merit is my everyday essential. Here's what I use and why it's become my go-to for getting ready in two minutes or less.
Merit: Beauty That Breathes
Clean, effortless, and always in my bag—Merit is my everyday essential. Here's what I use and why it's become my go-to for getting ready in two minutes or less.
Introducing Outlaw Woman
Most of my work has been behind the scenes—quietly building brands, guiding legacy families, and bringing calm to complexity. But Outlaw Woman is something else. A personal, slow editorial space for women navigating motherhood, ambition, healing, and identity—all at once. Not for applause. Not for sales. Just real life, unfolding.