NATALIE@NATALIETAUGER.COM
With over 15 years in the fashion industry, her work is refined, precise and vivid. A lifelong New Yorker, Natalie’s point of view is informed by the street, art, film and television and social media. She believes that fashion is fundamentally rooted in exaggeration and her work celebrates extremes: minimalism and maximalism as siblings rather than enemies.

Throughout her career she has styled fashion shows in New York, London, Milan, Shanghai and Beijing for clients Ports 1961, Foo and Foo and Tommy Hilfiger. Natalie thrives in the fashion show atmosphere, often collaborating with designers months in advance on the collection, styling and casting. Shows combine her narrative story telling approach with her commitment to elevating a designers collection.

She has worked hand-in-hand with designers on their collections from concept ideation through to runway show and campaign. Collaboration is at the core of her process and has been developed working with a diverse roster of clients from international fashion houses to the high street.

In 2023, she launched LOOK ONE: the first-of-its-kind daily magazine made exclusively for social media. A true disruptor that aims to rethink how fashion editorial images are made and consumed. Natalie photographs and styles a new model in a new look everyday. LOOK ONE perfectly captures Natalie’s fashion obsessions and has an immediacy and nowness that speaks to a new younger generation at the intersection of style and social media.

Having worked her way up from internship to Fashion Director of Karl Templer’s Creative Services company, Natalie has an understanding and respect for traditional fashion communications, while also looking towards the future. Her finger is on the pulse of a new generation driven by individuality, an obsession with personal style and the expression of identity by any means necessary.

Natalie’s strong point of view, which celebrates refinement, inclusion and the joy of fashion has made her a respected voice in the fashion industry where she is sought as a runway stylist, consultant and creative director.

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