The 22-year-old photographer's self-published book features intimate moments she captured for the likes of Bottega Veneta and Simon Miller.
, which makes her resume read like a who’s who among cool brands of the moment. Even though Chloe fell in love with the art form at a young age, posing for her dad who’s also a photographer, she never planned on making a career out of it herself.
My father has always been supportive of me being free and creative. He gave me my first film camera around age eight. He was always taking photographs. My mom and sister found that really annoying, but I loved it. I loved posing and framing images with him. He forced me to go to a fine art middle school that really made me come out of my shell. He never had boundaries when it came to art or ideas. I tried all types of art, but photography was it for me.
I can’t imagine being a photographer in any other time. I feel so lucky to work as a female photographer, and be respected as a freelancer. I think we have a long way to go with the concepts of beauty and sustainability in film, but I do think we are moving in the right direction. Its growing really fast and it feels like everyone wants to be a fashion photographer which is really exciting. I’m constantly finding new work and meeting new photographers.They are the same for me at least.
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