8:15 AM

If I have to be on set, I wake up around 7:30, but if I’m working from home, I can sneak in a little more time. I set the alarm, but I almost always wake up before it — I’m a natural early riser, so I usually spend a few minutes in bed planning out my day and thinking through my to-do list, so when the alarm actually does go off, I’m like, “I’m on it!”

9:00 AM

Coffee. Coffee and fruit are what I need to start the day — everything else can vary. On days when I have a photoshoot the mornings are quick. I make my coffee while I’m taking a shower, and then I get dressed, put on some sunscreen and my mask, and I’m out the door. When I’m working from home, I make coffee and I’m on my computer, checking emails and getting to work.

11:00 AM

I do a lot of e-commerce modeling for companies like Bloomingdale’s and designers like Marc Jacobs and Vera Wang. It sounds glamorous, but it’s hard work. For an e-commerce photoshoot, we may need to take pictures of 120 different styles, all in one day. And when we shoot on location (not in a studio), there are other interesting challenges. There have been many times that I’ve changed outfits on the street behind a dropcloth!

I always bring my Flat Metro Crossbody with me — it’s the perfect size to hold what I need, and I love that it leaves me hands-free.

3:00 PM

Before Covid, if I wasn’t on a photoshoot, I would almost never be home. I live in Clinton Hill in Brooklyn, and in my free time I love scouring all the cool stores here for unique pieces for furniture and art. One of my favorite spots is Horseman Antiques — it’s five floors of amazing furniture and decor. You can really lose track of time in there. I always bring my Flat Metro Crossbody with me — it’s the perfect size to hold what I need, and I love that it leaves me hands-free to explore the vintage shops and find treasures.

6:00 PM

After work, I would normally head to a fitness class before coming home. Since quarantine, I’ve started doing online workouts, and they’ve really helped me keep my sanity. Everyone’s schedules were disrupted and there was so much anxiety — I found it really helpful to have one constant thing in my day, and working out always makes me feel better.

11:00 PM

I’m not the greatest sleeper, so over the past few years I’ve been figuring out things I can adjust to help with that, like not having coffee after noon. 11 pm is when I end screen time. I’ll read for half an hour, and then do a meditation before bed. I really love the Ten Percent Happier app, which gives you mindful meditations that feel like practical advice you can incorporate into every day. It really helps!