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About Tyler Esosa Okuns
Hi my name is Tyler Okuns. I am a stylist and creative consultant based in New York, bringing eight years of industry experience shaped by a rich blend of culture, heritage, and visual curiosity. Born in Jamaica, Queens to a Jamaican mother and Nigerian father, my life has always existed at the intersection of two worlds. Both cultures have profoundly influenced the way I see art, politics, fashion, and the ways we express identity. My work is an extension of that perspective—intentional, intuitive, and rooted in storytelling.
Over the years, I’ve built a career across editorial, branded content, fashion shows and performances (live and music video), e-commerce, campaigns, and VIP dressing. I approach every project with a collaborative spirit and an eye for detail, finding harmony between creative direction, personal narrative, and visual impact.
My portfolio includes projects with CR Fashion Book, Chanel, WSJ, Glossier, Sephora, Gap, Equinox, Lululemon, Office Magazine, The Cut, BMW, The Fader, Allure, L’Officiel USA, Teen Vogue, Vogue, Swarovski, Oscar de la Renta, Google Pixel, Fenty Beauty, FENTY, Savage X Fenty, and many more.
I’ve also worked alongside and been shaped by industry-leading stylists such as Stella Greenspan, Patti Wilson, Christine Centenera, Jahleel Weaver, June Ambrose, Rachel Wang, Ian Bradley, Malina Joseph, Nathan Klein, Delphine Danhier, Carlos Nazario, Tess Herbert, Solange Franklin, Taylor McNeil, Shibon Kennedy, and Elle Werlin.
My VIP and performance styling experience includes teams for Kelela (Take Me Apart Tour), Missy Elliott (VMAs), Rihanna (Fenty, Fenty Beauty, Diamond Ball, and various appearances), Amaarae (Sad Girls Tour), Remi Wolf’s band (Jimmy Fallon Show), and Cara Delevingne (Hulu’s Planet Sex + CFDA Awards).
Across all mediums, my goal remains the same: to shape imagery and style that feel honest, striking, and culturally rooted—work that resonates beyond the surface and reflects the depth of the people and stories behind it.
