Sarah Sulzberger Perpich is an accomplished stylist, freelance fashion writer and personal wardrobe consultant. Having begun her career interning with Fashion Director, Anne Christensen and former fashion critic, Amy Spindler at The New York Times, Perpich currently serves as a personal shopper for a discerning list of exclusive clientele and regularly contributes fashion exposes to leading titles including WWD, V Magazine, Style.com, New York Times, NY Daily News, T Magazine and has served as the New York Features Editor of Wound Magazine.

Perpich has worked with iconic designers including Zac Posen, as well as, prolific editors such as Christopher Bartley of V Magazine, Dirk Standon of Style.com, Ken Pratt and Laurent Dombrowicz, Alec Friedman and Erin Dixon of Dossier Journal, Sophia Chabbott and Arthur Friedman of WWD.

Her love of fashion lies in styling but also the poetic, cross-polination that fashion has with art, music, film, architecture and theatre. Perpich believes that fashion applies to everyone and thus reflects the economic, social and political trends of the times. Describing her religion as Fashionation: A day spent doing something unrelated to fashion is a day spent sleepwalking. “Anyone aware of the fashion world knows it changes constantly. To simply keep up- let alone lead- requires time and effort that many of us simply don’t have. But for me, fashion is my life, and life is art, I live, eat, and breathe fashion. Every day brings new ideas, designers, styles, shapes, and cuts. I am always watching and researching, and participating in the industry, so I am always on top of it” states Perpich.