Meet Court.
Courtney Davila is a stylist, advocate, and a mentor. She specializes in e-commerce, editorial, and personal styling. She has worked with the likes of Revolve, goodr, DripDrop, Netmarble, and Nickelodeon.
With 7+ years of experience—Courtney brings a perspective of sustainability, compassion, and authenticity to the styling industry. She runs a free online mentorship group for aspiring young stylists, with the purpose of breaking down barriers in the fashion world. [Photo by Cayden Williams]
Standout Projects:
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2025
N.John (R&B Singer) Album Visuals
Salice Rose X PETA (Coming Soon)
Behind the Stylist...
AUTHENTICITY. BOLDNESS. SELF-EXPRESSION.
Courtney Davila (nicknamed Court) has been in the styling world since 2019. Growing up as a self-described "weird artsy queer kid" in Orange county, Courtney is no stranger to learning how to live authentically against all odds. She possesses a deep passion for helping others find their joy—often in the form of a great outfit.
In 2020, Courtney graduated Summa Cum Laude from California Polytechnic University, Pomona with a degree in Fashion Merchandising. She swiftly began her career as an e-commerce stylist at a high-volume fashion brand. In the same year, friends and acquaintances started hiring Courtney for advice on their personal style.
In 2021, Courtney was diagnosed with Hashimoto's Thyroiditis, an autoimmune disease and stopped working completely for a year to recover. During this time, she was challenged to transform her mindset, dreams, and goals. Self-esteem was at an all-time low. Though the idea of styling again felt like a pipe dream, Courtney was not ready to give up just yet.
After a chance meeting at an LGBTQ+ event in 2021, Courtney studied under Personal Stylist AnnalieseStyle, where she learned how life-altering personal style coaching can be for trans & non-binary individuals.
In 2022, Courtney was given the opportunity to break back into the fashion world as a Lead Wardrobe Stylist on a global Pride campaign. Since that moment, she's known that she belongs on set. Commercials, ad campaigns, editorial, music videos—Courtney enjoys teamwork and creative collaboration.
Today, Courtney is (somewhat) successfully managing her chronic illness. She has fallen in love with helping clients who are undergoing transformations of their own.
You can find her working between Los Angeles & Orange County, making silly outfit videos, or digging through the racks at her local thrift store. She is incredibly honored to do the work that she does, and remains dedicated to advocating for a more inclusive, accessible, and fair styling industry for all.
