“Getting dressed is a daily act of creativity, self-expression and joyful reinvention, a chance to decide who you will be in this world.”

Sydney-born and shaped by nearly two decades based in New York and Los Angeles, Kathryn Eisman is a third generation fashion creative and a pioneer in the psychology of style — a lifelong exploration of the relationship between clothing, identity and behaviour.

Her perspective was formed through decades at the intersection of fashion and culture. As Head of Fashion & Lifestyle at E! News, an NBC New York features reporter and multi-Emmy-nominated journalist, Kathryn was given rare access to the world’s most influential designers, artists and cultural figures. She went on to author two internationally bestselling books examining style, identity and the psychology of dress.

Through it all, one idea became central to her work: what we wear does not simply express who we are. It can change the way we stand, move, feel — and ultimately, who we become.

In 2018, that philosophy became High Heel Jungle: a fashion house devoted to the expressive power of the pieces closest to the body, transforming hosiery, socks and gloves from afterthoughts into defining elements of personal style.

Today, the collection has found a devoted 
global following among leading stylists, editors, musicians, actors and tastemakers.

Her work is grounded in one enduring idea: personal style is defined by the
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