Trisha was born to immigrant Barbadian parents who taught her the meaning of hard work. As a young girl, she began to design as an outlet and create pieces that married both of her worlds - the ease of the Caribbean and the grittiness of Boston, an amalgamate of both of her worlds. 

Originally from Malden, Massachusetts, Trisha Williams attended Syracuse University to study fashion design and make her dream a reality. Upon graduation, she worked for several major retailers in corporate America, including Victoria’s Secret and Macy’s. Her career brought her to New York City and added an additional urban flare to her aesthetic, and she found the much-needed acceptance she had searched for. In 2007, Trisha made the decision to take time off to cultivate her growing family - which moved them to Philadelphia in 2008. Building her family wasn’t easy and she experienced some mental setbacks as a result - including a looming feeling that she was done pursuing fashion as a career. 

After suffering with anxiety and postpartum depression, she felt led to become an advocate for others suffering from depression and anxiety. Trisha's mission is to help people heal from their mental illnesses so they can live their best lives. In 2012, her passion for design coupled with a need for her talents ushered in her return to the fashion world. 

Trisha has worked in the fashion industry for over 20 years, and she’s just getting started. Trisha is passionate about helping women find their own personal style and bringing out their confidence through clothing. She believes that confidence comes from within and employing fashion and style can enhance what already lives inside of us.  

Trisha has worked with several organizations that have focused on empowering women to be confident in themselves. She has worked in the following roles: Creative director for Black Maternal Wealth Village, Stylist at Oshun Family Center, Stylist at Oshun Family Center: Temple University, Costume designer for Kalabash Dance Troupe at Syracuse University, Designer-in-Residence at Philadelphia Fashion Incubator, and Designer for Small Business Fashion Week for New York Fashion Week 2012. She has also styled over 100 women through various fashion shows, philanthropic events, on photoshoots and with personal styling clients.

Trisha is a master of communication, who shows confidence in her ability to style clients for special events, business events, casual and everyday wear. Her creativity is ever expanding and her experience has cemented her ability to take each client in their present form and create a version of them that is both authentic, fresh and uniquely them.  

Trisha loves to travel and try new things, and when she's not curating styles for her clients, she can be found unapologetically devoted to her husband of 19 years, and their 4 children.