Born in Nigeria, having lived in Spain and Equatorial Guinea before settling in London, Stephanie has never really belonged to one place. Her identity is shaped by movement. She grew up between cities, languages, and contexts and learned early on how to build herself from the inside out. This fluid and nomadic sense of self is what forms the essence of her work today. Stylingantics reflects her own rhythm : one that is slower, more thoughtful, and anchored in authenticity.

What began as a simple creative outlet during her studies quickly took on a life of its own. Without a business plan or roadmap, she started sharing her reflections, her visual world, and her approach to style and presence. Her voice resonated. Within months, the community around Stylingantics grew exponentially. And yet, despite the numbers and momentum, Stephanie has always been clear: growth should never come at the cost of alignment. Her work isn’t about performance. It’s about coherence between what she creates and how she lives.

In a city like London, where pace is everything, she has chosen a slower lane. This intention shapes every part of her creative process. She doesn’t aim to produce content constantly : she creates when it feels right, when it comes from a place that is sincere and connected. Her everyday rituals keep her grounded: morning journaling, movement, breath. These gestures, seemingly small, form the backbone of her balance.