Natasha has always had the desire to work in the fashion industry.  She launched her career aged 15 when she started desiging, making and customising clothes.

Through the success of her own designs, she was asked to produce a range for a designer boutique in Sheffield.  Her best selling t-shirt range 'No Added Ingredients' out sold the Vivienne Westwood line that season.  Already she was in demand as a young designer.

Natasha began focusing on the styling element of fashion.  She started styling for the international hairdressing chain Toni and Guy eight years ago, created her early trademark styles using loose material to drape, hang and pin in an elegant form.

Whist studying at Chesterfield College, she experienced the retail fashion field and worked as a visual merchandiser in Hugo Boss and GAP.

At Kingston University she studied fashion design.  Within months her talent was recognised by stylist David Kappo and GQ Editor David Lamb who gave her outstanding grades for her work.

Kappo advised her to focus on styling rather than desiging, so she developed her styling portfolio, successfully building up a plethora of contacts in the industry.

After graduating, Natasha moved back to Sheffield where she has been styling full time.

Natasha's other fashion influences are shaped by her international roots.  Her mother is from Singapore and her father was in the RAF, therefore she has travelled from a young age.

Her experiences with other cultures have enabled her to build on her creativity and added a unique global element to styling.