Kenya Iman

Kenya is an Atlanta-based wardrobe stylist whose work spans commercial, editorial, celebrity, and private client styling. She approaches each project differently while keeping visual storytelling at the center. Commercial work requires wardrobe that connects with an audience and communicates a brand’s message quickly. Editorial gives her the freedom to build a concept and mood piece by piece, while her work with private clients focuses on creating meaningful moments that shape how they are seen.

Born in Chattanooga and raised in Soddy-Daisy, Tennessee, Kenya grew up appreciating simplicity and the details that are often noticed when life moves at a slower pace. Atlanta taught her how to elevate that point of view. Together, the two places shaped a creative style that is clean, intentional, and never overdone. She gravitates toward strong silhouettes, beautiful movement, and refined pieces that feel effortless, allowing the story and the person in front of her to guide each decision.

Kenya began her career in visual merchandising, where her background in consumer behavior taught her how powerfully visuals can shape perception. She later launched a personal styling business, helping clients feel confident and become the best versions of themselves. Editorial styling opened the door to greater creative expression, but it was a call to work in wardrobe on a Splenda commercial that introduced her to commercial production and the art of building characters through clothing. She was hooked.

Known for her collaborative spirit, adaptability, and attention to detail, Kenya is comfortable dressing people of all ages, shapes, and sizes. She is also a creative problem-solver who knows how to think quickly on set. When an unplanned idea called for a tearaway shirt, she created one on the spot using Velcro, double-sided tape, and a well-stocked styling kit. Her goal is always to make people feel comfortable, confident, and cared for while delivering strong work and enjoying the process along the way.

Her credits include Glamour Magazine Bulgaria, Lodge Cast Iron, Food Network’s Superchef Grudge Match, and an Amazon World Cup project featuring the U.S. Men’s National Team. She has also styled Laila Ali for the press tour supporting her book, A Spark of Greatness.

Away from set, Kenya brings the same love of transformation to interior styling and growing tropical houseplants, preferably with jazz playing in the background.