Corina is an award-winning fashion stylist, fashion editor, and brand consultant whose career spans more than a decade across editorial, celebrity, and commercial styling. Originally launching her career in Dublin, she quickly established herself as one of Ireland's most respected styling talents, earning recognition from leading photographers and national publications for her instinctive understanding of fashion, refined creative vision, and ability to seamlessly blend timeless elegance with contemporary trends.

In 2008, Corina was appointed Fashion Editor of KISS magazine, a role that marked the beginning of an influential editorial career. She soon went on to become the founding Fashion Editor of Stellar magazine, where she spent six years shaping the publication's distinctive visual identity and editorial direction.

Since becoming freelance in 2017, Corina has continued to build an impressive portfolio spanning celebrity styling, luxury editorial, and commercial campaigns. She has worked with an array of internationally recognised talent, including Vogue Williams, Jack Reynor, Laura Whitmore, Marina (Marina and the Diamonds), Una Healy, Joanne McNally, Bernie Collins, and Spencer Matthews. 

Corina's editorial work has appeared in prestigious international publications including Vanity Fair, Harper's Bazaar Arabia, Vogue Polska, and Hello! Fashion, alongside leading Irish titles such as Irish Tatler, IMAGE, and The Gloss. Her ability to translate fashion trends into compelling editorial narratives has made her a sought-after creative collaborator for publications, photographers, and brands alike.

Corina also works as a brand consultant and stylist for commercial projects and campaigns, including TK Maxx, Bicester Village, Lidl, Zalando, H&M, Yves Saint Laurent, Primark, Brown Thomas, and many more. She presides over fashion editorials week in and week out, as well as her celebrity and commercial clients. Alongside her photo shoot work, she’s also a contributing style writer for publications including Irish Tatler, Image, and Irish Times.