The market rewards information. Most women are operating without it. That's the only problem worth solving.
From boutique floors to a $50M+ ecosystem
I started in luxury retail at twenty-two — Hermès, Chanel, Louis Vuitton — learning every condition cue, every market quirk, every brand's pricing logic. By thirty, I was running a resale operation that has now moved more than $50 million in lifetime volume across twelve countries.
Why an academy, and why now
For years, the women in my orbit asked the same question: what do I do with the bags I already own? Most of them were sitting on closets full of unrealized capital — Birkins held since 2012, Quilted Flaps from a former employer, Constance Mini from a partner who left. They didn't want a side hustle. They wanted intelligent ownership.
The Academy is the answer. We teach the discipline. We run the operation. They keep the upside.
What I believe
- Information beats hype — every cycle.
- Beautiful things should also be productive things.
- The right room is worth more than any piece of advice.
- Luxury, done well, is a discipline. Not a purchase.
If that resonates, I'd like to meet you.