Julie Ragolia

Julie Ragolia is renowned internationally for her work as a stylist and consultant. Her approach is strikingly modern, rooted in observation; creating a distinct effect across editorial stories, fashion shows and advertising campaigns. Her desire to discover the connections between storytelling and style compels her deep interest in subject, identity, and the manner in which clothing can define, enhance or recreate one’s self.

Whether working with luxury brands such as Zegna, building a visual identity to reflect a deeper character for actors such as Riz Ahmed and Pedro Pascal, or helping emerging brands such as Kartik Research launch womenswear on the Paris runway, integrity and relatability are the centre points to Julie’s unique and always recognisable style.

Julie has worked with such prominent artists as Martine Syms, Marina Abramovic and Miles Greenberg, photographers such as Jeremy Everett, Drew Vickers, Tanya and Zhenya Posternak, Collier Schorr and Mark Peckmezian, and contributes to such titles as Another Magazine, Re-Edition, the Plant, Purple Magazine and Fantastic Man. 

Beyond celebrity and fashion industry acclaim, Ragolia’s presence in the style world has its own legacy: she appeared on the cover of “The Sartorialist”’s 2009 book, an early nod to her distinctive personal style. In 2022, she won the Motion Photography Styling award at the Agents Club Awards for her work on Jacob Sutton’s campaign for “Nowness.”

Julie is based between New York and Paris.