Mònica is a stylist and model based in Barcelona, where most of her creative work takes place. She graduated in Fashion Design from ESDi University in Sabadell in 2021. After finishing her studies, and following a long and challenging period marked by depression and anxiety, she received a diagnosis of autism and OCD, along with an official 33% disability recognition in Spain. This process brought significant emotional and personal challenges, but also led to a deeper understanding of herself, her needs, and the way she relates to creativity, communication, and the world around her.

Over time, this journey has shaped the way she works and perceives creative environments, strengthening her self-awareness, sensitivity, and attention to detail. Fashion has always been a deep, almost hyper-focused interest for her, which has naturally evolved into a core part of her identity and professional direction. She decided to explore the fashion industry from a broader and more creative perspective, focusing on visual storytelling, styling, and post-production rather than garment design itself.

Specialized in styling and creative direction, she has experience creating looks for photoshoots, editorials, music videos, short films, and artistic projects. Her work is defined by the ability to interpret current trends and adapt them to each project through a unique visual language, always aiming to create images with personality, authenticity, and emotional impact.

Through careful garment selection, styling, and visual narrative, she develops concepts that feel both aesthetically strong and organically connected to the audience. She enjoys experimenting with different styles, references, and creative concepts, constantly exploring new ways of expressing identity and emotion through fashion and image-making.

One of the core values behind her work is sustainability and collaboration with local brands and creative projects, supporting a more conscious and community-driven fashion industry.

Alongside her work behind the camera, Mònica also works as a model. Being autistic has contributed to a heightened awareness of visual communication, expression, and behavioural nuance, which has naturally informed her connection to performance and presence in front of the camera. This has led her to combine styling and modelling in a way that feels intuitive and deeply connected to her creative identity.

She is known for her adaptability, strong visual sensitivity, and ease on set, qualities that allow her to move naturally between editorial, artistic, and commercial projects.

You will always find her on set — whether in front of the camera or behind it.