Jessica Quillin and Bryce Quillin have 20 years of experience in supporting luxury brands to articulate their brand stories in a consistent and elevated fashion across digital and in-person environments. Their custom-designed methodology helps brands convey the magic of their products and stories through a tailored, narrative infrastructure underpinned by content strategy, behavioural economics, and a market-oriented perspective. They have worked with major global brands, including Burberry, Dior, Jimmy Choo, Marni, Valentino, and Van Cleef & Arpels.

Jessica Quillin is an experienced content strategist, published author, and the former Fashion Editor for Glass Magazine in New York and London. She has an extensive background in fashion, luxury, and retail, including strategy consulting and magazine editorial work with a range of brands, designers, and celebrities. With a PhD in English Literature from the University of Cambridge, Jessica has deep experience as a content strategist, editorial lead, and writer for enterprise-level and mid- to small-sized luxury brands and organisations. Her work has been published widely across fashion and luxury print and digital media, including Vogue, Jing Daily, Glossy, and Fashion Strategy Weekly.

Bryce Quillin is an economist and strategist. He has collaborated with a diverse range of brands, enterprises, and entrepreneurs to understand the pivotal role that content plays in driving brand value creation and market growth. Using the tools of behavioural economics, econometrics, and bottom-up business strategy analyses, he helps luxury industry leaders design content strategy systems that enable them to navigate cyclical and structural market trends. He holds a PhD from the London School of Economics, and his work regularly appears in media venues such as CNN, Bloomberg, Vogue Business, and Fashion Strategy Weekly.