Emma Grady is a style expert and award-winning fashion writer working in New York City. She publishes PastFashionFuture.com, an internationally-acclaimed style website focused on “Classic style, Timeless fashion.”

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WRITING: She began her career at Discovery, where she assisted the Editor-in-Chief of Planet Green and TreeHugger.com and later became the resident fashion expert, authoring more than 1,000 published articles. Emma’s writing has appeared in print and online publications such as “Foam magazine”, “Coco Eco Magazine”, “SIX Magazine”, and Hearst’s “TheDailyGreen.com”.

STYLE EXPERTISE: Known for her elegant and vintage-inspired style, Emma’s been dubbed the “Jackie O of sustainable fashion.” Her style expertise has been featured across notable web and print publications, from Women’s Wear Daily (WWD) to “Camino magazine” (Sweden) and “Marie Claire” (South Africa), and a host of blogs, including Luxist.com, eBay’s World of Good, Ecouterre, and Inhabitat.

INTERVIEWS: A skilled interviewer, Grady has interviewed numerous public figures, including, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., David Rockefeller Jr., Ted Danson, Miranda Kerr, Adrian Grenier, Nigel Barker, Sam Waterston, James Blunt, and Josie Maran.

SPOKESPERSON: Representing “classic and timeless” style, Emma has appeared as a spokesperson and model collaborating with such fashion brands as EILEEN FISHER, Market Publique, Hearts.com, Colorant, and Snoozer Loser NY.

SYNDICATION: Her original content is highly syndicated and has appeared across notable web publications, including MSN, The Huffington Post, Trend Hunter, Yahoo, AOL, Stylist, Forbes.com, Daily Candy, and Current TV.

EDUCATION: Grady attended the University of Vermont, where she earned a degree in English (honors), art history, and studio art; she served as vice president of the class 2008 and as a senator in the Student Government Association. Today, as class secretary, she pens the Class Notes column in the “Vermont Quarterly” magazine and is a co-chair on the reunion committee.