Emily Lacey is a stylist and multidisciplinary creative whose work spans fashion, fine art, and design. She approaches styling as both a craft and a form of communication, drawing on her experience across design, retail, and brand production.

While earning her degree in Fashion Design from Parsons School of Design in New York, she worked with independent designers including Elliot Mann, Doucement, and Phillip Huang, gaining a foundation in craftsmanship and first-hand insight into running a small business. She later served as Lead Visual Merchandiser for Charleston’s luxury retailer Hampden, where she produced events and directed brand activations with labels such as Proenza Schouler, Marni, JW Anderson, and Agolde.

Now based in Savannah, GA, Emily is Store Manager for Marmalade- an independent womenswear boutique- where she leads the Savannah location and continues to direct campaigns, develop visual content, and manage collaborations with contemporary brands like For Love & Lemons and Samsøe Samsøe.

In addition to her work in retail and editorial styling, Emily offers private personal styling coaching and image consulting, helping individuals refine their wardrobes and develop a confident, authentic approach to dress.

A series of fashion photos featuring a young woman in various white and neutral-colored dresses and outfits, with some images in color and others in black and white, showcasing different poses and styles.

A halved fresh fig with pinkish-red interior and greenish-brown outside, placed on a white textured surface with a red background.

A woman with long hair, sunglasses, and a headscarf sitting in a tree, wearing a furry coat, tie-dye pants, and red shoes, surrounded by branches and leaves.