Sharon Richmond

Your appearance is the foundation of your career trajectory. Your appearance influences how far you will go in your career. Wearing the wrong fabric, patterns, and style is like putting a bag over your head, hoping to influence and empower others. It's what is called your 'Executive Presence.' This is where I come in. 

My clients have built a tremendous presence on social media and their websites, stood on the TEDx stage, presented City Council and Congressional testimony, and delivered keynote addresses before international governmental organizations. 

From the Supreme Court to your marketing shots, the Kennedy Center, and network television, I have styled professional women from clothing, hair, and make-up. For example, a new client is Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Jackson Brown. I styled her for the Senate Confirmation hearings, her profile in Vogue magazine, and the iconic Supreme Court group photo. In addition, I am a make-up artist for the Kennedy Center Honors and the Washington Opera. And I make pundits pretty on NBC, MSNBC, Fox, BET, and PBS.