In this episode, we sit down with Hannah Schon, the visionary wardrobe and prop stylist, producer, creative consultant, and founder of Double Engine Studio—a Boston-based practice that blends strategic thinking with intuitive storytelling to help high-performing individuals and brands align their presence with purpose.

Hannah shares her journey from dance and production roots to launching Double Engine, where she excels in wardrobe/prop styling, brand strategy, content creation, editorial shoots, and experiential campaigns. Represented by Anchor Artists, she highlights key moments that shaped her vision: fusing logic and soul to spread authentic joy through connection, turning style into a tool for clarity, confidence, and resonance in high-stakes moments.

She emphasizes collaboration and an intuitive, human-centered approach in building impactful narratives, partnering with clients like Vogue Scandinavia, The Sunday Times Style, Tito’s Vodka, Huckberry, Ooni, and North Shore Magazine.

Hannah discusses navigating creative production challenges while staying grounded in intuition and editorial precision—adapting to projects, avoiding burnout, and keeping the process intentional, collaborative, and joyful.

Join us for an enlightening conversation about the intersection of storytelling, strategy, and style, the power of authentic connection, and the courage to help leaders and brands show up with clarity and confidence in the moments that matter.

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