Alison is a national style and image consultant with clients across the country. She studied at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City, and holds a Color certification from the Image Resource Center of New York.
The purpose of her work is to empower women by creating a visual brand and transforming their style to ignite a new path of confidence and independence. She works with both private clients and groups.
Alison’s expertise is frequently called upon by top-tier publications including The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, MSNBC, TIME, The Zoe Report, Byrdie, Forbes, HuffPost, Bustle, Well+Good, Elle, Condé Nast Traveler, PEOPLE, InStyle, The Everygirl, Brides, Southern Bride & more, as well as public speaking engagements & podcast interviews.
Delia Folk started her career in the fashion industry by interning in mens wholesale at Versace. After graduation, she worked at Barneys New York on the buying team in Cosmetics, Ready-To-Wear, and Jewelry for full price or off price channels.
While working in the buying office, she discovered and nurtured emerging designers, spotted the latest trends and gave insights into a career in the fashion industry. Delia is a sought-after speaker, having spoken on panels & given masterclasses at American Fashion System with ISEM, the Independent Jewelry Summit, Voray, ILOE Studios, Fairly Even Expo, and Flourish & Thrive Academy. She has also judged design competitions at NY NOW.
About The Style That Binds Us
The Style That Binds Us, founded by mother-daughter duo Alison Bruhn and Delia Folk, empowers professionals and organizations through transformative style solutions. Our expert presentations and digital courses discuss the power of professional image to boost your company’s bottom line & increase employee confidence. Upleveling your team’s executive presence can improve negotiation & deal outcomes by millions of dollars. We help your team enhance productivity, leadership presence, and client relationships, ultimately driving measurable increases in revenue, efficiency, and competitive edge.
What does being a minority business, or supporting minority businesses, mean to you?
Everything! Supporting minority businesses is absolutely crucial.
What is one thing you wish you had known when you were starting out in your career?
Trust the process.
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