Paris began her career as Creative Director with the hospitality group Tinshop, where she shaped the visual and brand identities of some of D.C.’s most celebrated nightlife spaces. She later joined Creative Theory Agency, where she led a groundbreaking collaboration with Google that evolved into a multi-faceted, ongoing partnership.
After relocating to Los Angeles, Paris began managing and developing rising stars like Lucky Daye and Ari Lennox—both 2019 NAACP Best New Artist nominees—where she led the creative direction for their debut albums and supported the rollout of their campaigns and U.S. tours.
She went on to serve as Associate Creative Director at SoundCloud, where she helmed a range of culture-shaping campaigns both domestically and internationally. Her work included Scenes: SoCal Soul, the UK-based SoundCloud Ascending program, and First on SoundCloud, which earned a Shorty Award nomination. Paris also spearheaded the Webby-nominated Labor of Love series in partnership with SiriusXM and Kia, further cementing her ability to lead projects that blend creativity with cultural relevance.
As a trusted wardrobe stylist, she’s dressed a wide range of talent—from Chef Kwame Onwuachi to J.Cole, Estelle, Jalen Green, Chronixx, Deion Sanders, and Jensen McCrae to name a few. Her styling work spans editorials, campaigns, and commercials, with brand collaborations that include heavy-hitters like Nike, UNION, Old Spice, and David Yurman.
Now moving independently with even greater creative freedom, Paris continues to craft thoughtful, visually rich narratives across disciplines—merging art, fashion, music, and strategy to leave a lasting cultural imprint.
Whether she’s leading a campaign, styling an editorial, or consulting with emerging talent, she brings a rare combination of vision, taste, and intention to every collaboration.