KRISTIN K. MARQUET
Writer. Creative Director. Mother. The woman thinking carefully about all of it.
A LIFE WELL CURATED
Kristin Marquet knows that getting dressed is never just about getting dressed.
It’s the dress. The lipstick. The shoes you almost didn’t buy. The way you walk into a room when you know you look good.
And then there’s everything underneath it.
The woman you were.
The woman you became.
The woman you’re becoming now.
Kristin Marquet is a New York-based founder, editorial model, writer, and creative director exploring style, beauty, culture, and the art of becoming more yourself—not less.
Her approach is personal, polished, and unapologetically feminine. She believes getting older can make a woman more interesting, more discerning, more sensual, and far more certain about what belongs in her life.
She has spent her career building brands and shaping how people are seen. Her work has appeared in Forbes, Harper’s Bazaar, L’Officiel, Vanity Fair, Vogue, and more than 50 publications worldwide.
She holds a master’s degree from NYU, has built more than 25 websites, authored two Amazon bestsellers, and worked with hundreds of brands and founders.
But KKM is less about the résumé.
It’s about the lifestyle.
LIFE, STYLE & EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN
This is Kristin’s corner of the internet for the things that make life feel a little more beautiful.
Style. Beauty. Travel. Culture. Home. Wellness. Family. The occasional glass of something cold.
And the subtle subjects underneath all of it: identity, reinvention, confidence, motherhood, ambition, aging, desire, and figuring out what you actually want when everyone else has an opinion.
The Styled Edition is her personal edit of what is worth knowing, wearing, buying, booking, and keeping.
Not everything needs to be new.
It just needs to be good.
Because style isn't about chasing the woman you used to be.
It's about becoming the woman you can't wait to be..
“Style at this stage isn’t about looking younger or keeping up. It’s about finally dressing like yourself, knowing what that means, and being comfortable in your own skin.”