About Chantelle

Chantelle Asciak is a Melbourne-based stylist and creative director whose work spans fashion, interiors, visual merchandising and brand storytelling. Her eclectic style grew from an early interest in fashion design, visual art and classical painting, and is shaped by an instinct for colour, texture and the details that give a space or image its character.

Beginning her career in fashion styling in 2011, Chantelle has worked across campaigns, editorial shoots, runway shows, launches, music videos and live performance. Her styling credits include CAT, Skechers,  Hairhouse Warehouse, Peter Jackson, JAG, Traffic Footwear and Bell & Barnett, alongside work with photographer Andrea Cresci of Studio Macchina in Florence and Fashion for Freedom, a charity fundraiser in London.

As her career evolved, Chantelle brought that same creative eye into interiors and visual merchandising, styling spaces and shaping visual experiences for retail and lifestyle brands. Her work combines creative direction with hands-on production, from developing a concept to sourcing, styling and bringing it to life.

Chantelle is also the founder of Chandellier Rose, her silk accessories label. She creatively directs, produces and styles its collections and campaigns, using fashion to tell the stories of real women. Her own experience with lymphoma has deepened that purpose and led her to advocate for young adults affected by cancer and for better access to treatment.

While Chantelle’s career has grown beyond fashion styling, she remains open to fashion projects that are the right creative fit. She welcomes conversations about styling, creative direction and collaborations where she can bring her experience and perspective to the work.

Selected publications

Vogue Italia · Kodd Magazine · Minc Magazine · Moustache Magazine · Fucking Young! · KNEON Magazine · Elegant Magazine · NU-MODE · Denovo · Meek · 75ive · Cielo · Fjorde Magazine · Some Magazine · Vatra Magazine · Seven Seven Magazine · Fashion Society · Fashion Weekly