Audrey Kitching

Kitching is the style editor for social media and pop culture website Buzznet, and has worked with the company for over 6 years after they took notice of her LiveJournal blog in 2006. Her Buzznet page receives 3 million page views monthly, in addition to her Facebook which receives 104,000, her Instagram which receives 77,000, and her Twitter which receives 75,000. In June 2010, she was chosen by JC Penney as one of five "haulers" to receive $1,000 of merchandise in exchange for blog promotion. She is currently working on a magazine for the iPad on "how to live a high fashion lifestyle but on a very low budget". Read Less

In 2010, Kitching was one of the designers chosen to work with H&M for Designers Against AIDS. Inspired by clothing Kitching made for her own shoots, she has created two clothing lines - including Tokyolux (based on her current sense of style) and Coco de Coeur (inspired by days spent at skate parks in her youth). Read Less

Coco de Coeur has been described by Nylon Magazine as "astonishing", and compared to the recent designs of Meadham Kirchoff and Jeremy Scott. Read Less

Kitching appeared as herself in 2008's movie version of Forever Plaid. In 2009, she appeared on Germany's Next Topmodel. From May 3 to August 31, 2008, Kitching was included among Glenn Kaino's Uberstars exhibit at The Andy Warhol Museum, a 21st century take on Andy Warhol's Superstars - alongside designer Rami Kashou, photographer Dirk Mai, journalist Rose Apodaca, writer/actor Clint Catalyst, and internet celebrity Cory Kennedy. Read Less

Kitching is also an Aveda-trained hair stylist. Read Less