Heather Brooks

BIO

Heather had a full passport even as a child traveling and living all over the world with her family.She began her love for fashion the moment she put on her first pair of Gloria Vanderbilt jeans oh so long ago but continued her passion at the prestige's Fashion Institute of technology and finished her degree in Fashion design from the Art Institute of Chicago, where she focused on Advertising and Photography. That helped her land a job at Playboy Magazines photo studio. Now with her creativity and ability to predict style and fashion trends her forward thinking enables her to exceed a client's expectations while maintaining budget restrictions.
Having lived on both coasts over the last decade she has been able to work in a variety of capacities including fashion stylist, set designer and prop stylist for fashion photo shoots, magazines ads, commercials and TV shows. Some of her credits include the Oprah Show, Head to Toe Make Over, A&E TV, People Magazine, Entertainment Weekly, Shape Magazine, McDonald's, Pepsi, Jim Beam to name a few. After 15 years she still loves what she does and always brings a fresh look to every set she works on.

Advertising: McDonald's , Budweiser, Motorola, SC Johnson, AT&T, Sony, Beefeaters , Kelloggs, Proctor and Gamble, Jim Beam, Fruit Of The Loom, Gerber, Cadillac, Hyundai, Finish Line, Land's End, Sears, VTech, JC Penney, Kaybee Toys

Photographers: Bridget LaComb, Andrew Ecalles, Jeff Sciortino, Mark Houser, Sandro, Cogliantry, Menuez Pictures, Bob Fram, Voorhees

Celebrities: Jeremey Pivin, Palua Marrschal, Holly Robinson-Peete, Walter Payton, Michael Jordan, Natalie Portman, Julia Roberts, The Chicago Bears, The Chicago Bulls

Editorials: Cosmopolitan, O Magazine, People, Playboy, Spin, Entertainment Weekly, TV Guide, US News and World Report, Chicago Tribune, Craines, Brides

TV: The Oprah Show(ABC), Head to Toe Makeovers (Lifetime),Dinner at Eight (A&E),Town Hall(Brovo),The Look for Less (Style).