Abby Adler

Stylist

Abby Adler is a stylist and consultant with experience in London, Paris, and New York. Starting in the fashion cupboard at AnOther Magazine almost 10 years ago, she moved to NYC to further hone her skills under editor and chief at i-D Magazine. After four years in NYC, she relocated to Paris to work with Marie Amelie Sauve at Mastermind Magazine.
After living and working in these fashion capitals, her style grew to encompass a strong reference to all three of these places. One that blends vintage and archive pieces with a focus on construction, detail, and silhouette – resulting in beautiful and ingenious looks.

What do you think about how the human body is represented in art and fashion today?

Within my work I am most drawn to the bodies that people feel they can identify with. Fashion always seemed to be too obsessed with unattainable extremes

Favourite gelato?

Stracciatella

What inspires you in fashion now and what would you wish to change?

My peers inspire me, all the other young artists I meet and collaborate with. In terms of what I would change, I would just love to continue to see the fashion industry keep putting faith and trust and opportunity into a younger generation

What is your most treasured memory?

All my favourite memories begin by the beach, I grew up by the beach for the first eight years of my life and spend the summer by that same beach every year

How much of your life is lived online? And in your imagination?

I wish I could say a lot of my life wasn’t lived online… but I’m afraid my friends would say I would be lying. I tend to see the beauty in social media, like seeing an old or distant friend getting engaged that you otherwise would have had no idea about