Jessica, as an individual, is supremely unique. On our first meeting during fashion week in New York, Jessica sported a skunk pelt over her crimson Prada bag. Her style is epic--the sort of thing that lingers in your imagination even after she’s left your presence. On the topic of her personal style, Jessica added “I would best describe my style of dress as sensory, multi faceted, curated chic. I visualize my body as a canvas each time I get dressed, and I never let myself have rules, or stick to one 'theme'. One day I may come across as seemingly minimalistic Jil Sander-esque and the next day in volume conscious and abstract Westwood."

Jessica’s work is demanded by Vogue Italia, Vogue Hellas, Vogue Nippon and Saga Furs. Needless to say, Jessica has a divine forte for fashion, but if she was to have continued in another knack, Jessica predicts that she'd be "an architect dressed in couture working in the countryside." Even with this tremendous career, Jessica remains humble, eager for her excursions to Milan and her next assignment for Vogue. She has a total zest for life which shows through her work.