About

At The Edit, we bring ideas to life through creative direction and styling, using intentional design and storytelling to build emotional connections. We believe styling goes beyond aesthetics—it's how a brand speaks, feels, and truly connects with people.

Introducing Creative Conversations

I’ve always been drawn to the power of design—how even the smallest details, like a beautiful image or a carefully styled set, can stir emotion, tell a story, or transport you somewhere new. That love for storytelling through design led me into fashion, and now to something close to my heart: Creative Conversations.

This new series on The Edit celebrates creativity and the inspiring people behind it. From designers to artists and makers, we’ll explore what fuels their process, how they bring ideas to life, and the styling touches that make it all come together.

Whether you’re a creative yourself or simply someone who loves thoughtful design, I hope these conversations spark curiosity—and offer a fresh perspective.

Angelique Carroll | The Edit

About the founder

Angelique Carroll is the founder of The Edit, a creative agency. Born out of her passion for styling in the fashion and lifestyle industry, Angelique’s work has graced the pages of prestigious publications such as BlackBook, Paper, Flaunt, InStyle, Glamour, The New York Post, and The New York Times.

Angelique embarked on her styling journey in New York at just 21, where she honed her skills working alongside Rushka Bergman, renowned as Michael Jackson’s personal stylist. Over the years, she’s curated iconic looks for celebrities like Paris Hilton, Kristin Davis, Iman, Amanda Hearst, and Debbie Harry. She’s also shaped memorable advertising campaigns for top brands such as L'Oréal Paris, Motrin, Timberland, Kay Unger NY, Iman Cosmetics, and Victoria’s Secret.

Beyond styling, Angelique is an accomplished author, with three published books: Made in America (2012), Manhattan Fashion Directory (2011), and Melbourne Fashion Directory (2010). She also served as editor for Fun Gallery by Patti Astor (2014), and her work has been featured in Retail Desire by Johnny Tucker (2004), maintaining a presence on Amazon’s Arts & Photography list.

Now based in Melbourne, Angelique continues to bring her vision and creativity to The Edit—dedicated to transforming style into storytelling. Through creative direction and innovative styling, The Edit helps brands and individuals bring their stories to life.