About
We bring brands to life through styling and creative direction. Because styling isn’t just about looks—it’s about how a brand speaks, feels, and connects.
Introducing Creative Conversations
I’ve always been inspired by the power of styling—how even the smallest detail or a styled set can tell a story. That passion has led me to something close to my heart: Creative Conversations.
This new series celebrates creativity and the people behind it. From designers to artists and makers, we’ll explore what drives their process, how they bring ideas to life, and the styling choices that make it all come together.
Whether you’re a fellow creative or simply someone who appreciates thoughtful design, I hope these conversations spark curiosity and offer a fresh perspective.
Angelique Carroll | Creative Director
The founder
Angelique Carroll is the founder of The Edit, a creative agency built from her passion for styling in the fashion and lifestyle world. Her work has appeared in BlackBook, Paper, Flaunt, InStyle, Glamour, The New York Post, and The New York Times.
Angelique began her styling career in New York at just 21, training under Rushka Bergman, Michael Jackson’s personal stylist. Since then, she has curated looks for Paris Hilton, Kristin Davis, Iman, Amanda Hearst, Debbie Harry and Jane Rosenthal while shaping campaigns for global brands including L'Oréal Paris, Motrin, Timberland, Kay Unger NY, Iman Cosmetics, and Victoria’s Secret.
She is also the author of three books—Made in America (2012), Manhattan Fashion Directory (2011), and Melbourne Fashion Directory (2010)—and served as editor for The Fun Gallery by Patti Astor (2014). Her work has been featured in Retail Desire by Johnny Tucker (2004), which is listed on Amazon’s Arts & Photography list.
Now based in Melbourne, Angelique leads The Edit with the same creative vision that has defined her career—transforming style into storytelling. Through creative direction and innovative styling, she helps brands and individuals bring their stories to life.