Born and raised in South Florida, Naomi Elizée is a second-generation Haitian-American creative living in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn.

Naomi grew up with a drive to work in fashion with a heavy influence from her mother. She studied Retail, Merchandising, and Product Development at Florida State University and interned at various companies such as Seventeen Magazine, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Urbn. Armed with resilience and perseverance instilled within her by her Haitian heritage, Naomi rose through the ranks after college working as a freelance Fashion assistant at Vanity Fair and then as a Jewelry assistant at Vogue. Now, she serves as the Market Editor at Vogue – a dream she manifested since pinning up the Vogue masthead on her vision board in high school.

Outside of her professional career at Vogue Magazine, Naomi produces a career-focused podcast called, “So...What Do You Do Again?”. Her podcast celebrates the lives and journeys of women of color in the fashion industry and serves as a resource for young designers and creatives. SWDYDA aims to inspire and motivate the next generation of creatives and executives.