Toronto-based stylist, creative director and fashion editor Nadia Pizzimenti gained an appreciation for craft and artistic vision at a young age. Her seamstress grandmother worked with several prominent Canadian designers, piquing Nadia’s own interest in learning skills such as sewing and pattern drafting. Her family’s repeated travels to Mexico instilled a gratitude towards makers for their ingenuity and commitment. And, her father’s guidance introduced her to the powerful potential of photography and image-making. These experiences led Nadia to seek out a career that satisfied a personal passion for various aspects of creative output.
Finding formative influence during the 1990s and its transportive and thought-provoking fashion moments made by the likes of Steven Meisel, Lee Alexander McQueen, and Miuccia Prada, Nadia’s own work teases out the themes of uniformity and challenging gendered design concepts. She strives to explore how the most unique and unusual examples of design can become a pivotal part of someone’s journey through life so, that the resulting images convey an unconventional elegance and inimitable perspective.
Since beginning her career dressing the hosts of E! News, Nadia’s styling has appeared in Time, Kinfolk, Cosmopolitan UK, Harper’s Bazaar India, FASHION, and Sharp Book for Men. In 2017, she became the Contributing Fashion Editor for Canada’s largest newspaper, The Globe and Mail, and its lifestyle magazine, Globe Style Advisor – a role which incorporates styling, market editing and feature writing. Two years later, Nadia was nominated for Stylist of the Year at the Canadian Arts & Fashion Awards.
Nadia’s past photographic collaborations include shoots with Misha Taylor, Mickalene Thomas, Vanessa Granda, Carlyle Routh, Royal Gilbert and Ted Belton. Her bicoastal client list features Mejuri, Canada Goose, Reebok, Roots, Knix, Hudson’s Bay and ALDO, and she has worked with cultural icons (Margaret Atwood, Rupi Kaur, Samira Wiley), sports stars (Kyle Lowery, Auston Matthews, Romeo Beckham), and top models such as Shanina Shaik and Grace Mahary.
Toronto-based stylist, creative director and fashion editor Nadia Pizzimenti gained an appreciation for craft and artistic vision at a young age. Her seamstress grandmother worked with several prominent Canadian designers, piquing Nadia’s own interest in learning skills such as sewing and pattern drafting. Her family’s repeated travels to Mexico instilled a gratitude towards makers for their ingenuity and commitment. And, her father’s guidance introduced her to the powerful potential of photography and image-making. These experiences led Nadia to seek out a career that satisfied a personal passion for various aspects of creative output.
Finding formative influence during the 1990s and its transportive and thought-provoking fashion moments made by the likes of Steven Meisel, Lee Alexander McQueen, and Miuccia Prada, Nadia’s own work teases out the themes of uniformity and challenging gendered design concepts. She strives to explore how the most unique and unusual examples of design can become a pivotal part of someone’s journey through life so, that the resulting images convey an unconventional elegance and inimitable perspective.
Since beginning her career dressing the hosts of E! News, Nadia’s styling has appeared in Time, Kinfolk, Cosmopolitan UK, Harper’s Bazaar India, FASHION, and Sharp Book for Men. In 2017, she became the Contributing Fashion Editor for Canada’s largest newspaper, The Globe and Mail, and its lifestyle magazine, Globe Style Advisor – a role which incorporates styling, market editing and feature writing. Two years later, Nadia was nominated for Stylist of the Year at the Canadian Arts & Fashion Awards.
Nadia’s past photographic collaborations include shoots with Misha Taylor, Mickalene Thomas, Vanessa Granda, Carlyle Routh, Royal Gilbert and Ted Belton. Her bicoastal client list features Mejuri, Canada Goose, Reebok, Roots, Knix, Hudson’s Bay and ALDO, and she has worked with cultural icons (Margaret Atwood, Rupi Kaur, Samira Wiley), sports stars (Kyle Lowery, Auston Matthews, Romeo Beckham), and top models such as Shanina Shaik and Grace Mahary.